Jack Blues Bieber perfectly embodies his father, Justin Bieber, with a delightfully charming retro style.
Jack Blues Bieber is the quintessential Belieber. The 13-month-old son of Justin and Hailey Bieber showed that he is his father's biggest admirer by dressing up in a cute tribute to the "Somebody to Love" singer.
The child was wearing a comfortable gray hoodie with an image of the singer of "Somebody to Love" from his 2010 album My World 2.0, and he was sitting with his back to the camera in a picture posted on Hailey's Instagram page on October 4.
The adorable homage to Justin's musical past was a part of what Hailey, 28, called "Jacktober," in which she displayed pictures of the child wearing a variety of fall ensembles, such as solid gray sweatpants and a blouse with stripes of red and gray. In a different picture, Jack was seen enjoying the season while he looked at a skeleton sitting on a bale of hay and surrounded by pumpkins.
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In the fourth slide of the picture carousel, Jack wore a navy sweater with the hockey team's insignia, blue jeans, and a red beanie cap. Jack also modeled a second outfit that was influenced by the Canadian singer, who is a well-known Toronto Maple Leafs supporter.
While there are many references to Jack's father in his style, Justin, 31, has also shown his affection for his kid; in fact, the Grammy winner's most recent album, Swag II, featured multiple apparent allusions to his son, including in the song "Mother In You."
“You opened your eyes / that was when I knew, we were changing,” Justin sang. “There’s a beautiful world that’s waiting for you / I vow in good faith to never let you down / here and now, always, I’ll be around.”
“Your mother in you,” the song went on. “My smile, her grace, both of our hearts / oh, child, every day you’re the best part.”
