Justin Bieber Debuts Footwear Collection From His New Brand SKYLRK

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Showcasing bold sandals and sleek sneakers.

Justin Bieber has officially stepped back into the fashion spotlight with the launch of his new brand, SKYLRK. After months of subtle hints and behind-the-scenes teasers, he has now unveiled the brand’s first look — a bold footwear collection that features chunky sandals and streamlined sneakers. The sandals come in six eye-catching colorways, all with thick, sculpted soles and a closed-toe design, creating a silhouette that blends utilitarian edge with modern style. The sneakers take a sleeker approach, with three standout designs introduced so far: one in beige suede with soft teal, bubble-like overlays; another in neon green with clean white TPU and black accents; and a matte black version accented with minimal neon green detailing around the tongue area.

But SKYLRK goes beyond just footwear. The brand is also set to offer a range of streetwear-inspired basics including oversized hoodies, graphic beanies, phone cases, and more. Embracing early 2000s nostalgia, SKYLRK leans into vibrant color palettes and oversized fits — a distinct shift from the more neutral, laid-back tones of Bieber’s previous fashion label, Drew House. The aesthetic is louder, more experimental, and appears aimed at a younger, trend-driven audience.

Justin has been steadily building hype for SKYLRK through his personal Instagram, where he’s actively inviting fans to “play for team SKYLRK.” His wife, Hailey Bieber, has also shown her support by sharing sneak peeks, including a mirror selfie in a sleek black leather jacket she dubbed her “favorite jacket of all time,” tagging the brand in her post. While SKYLRK’s official Instagram remains empty and no firm launch date has been confirmed, the steady stream of previews and growing buzz point to a full brand reveal coming very soon.

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