Justin Bieber and Kris Jenner were among the stars lining up on Sunday to celebrate the wedding of Stephanie Shepherd and Larry Jackson in Beverly Hills.
Shepherd is the former assistant to Kim Kardashian, and even though the two had a brief feud after Shepherd was fired as COO of Kardashian’s KKW company, they have long since reconciled.
Shepherd was tying the knot with Larry Jackson, the Global Creative Director at Apple Music.
Justin — who was joined by his wife Hailey Bieber — and Kris offered competing glamorous styles for the ceremony, while 29-year-old Justin opted for an ultra-casual look.
The Sorry singer wore a slightly oversize white shirt with significant wrinkles, and he left it untucked from his black trousers.
He stuck to comfort and ease with a set of black leather loafers.
Justin stood off to the side of a crowd gathered outside the venue, and his wife could be seen from behind as she chatted with Malika and Khadijah Haqq, who are both good friends of the Kardashian–Jenner family, and Khloé Kardashian in particular.
Hailey looked stunning in a long-sleeve white dress with a backless design that revealed her toned figure – and a touch of side-boob.
She carried a contrasting powder blue handbag.
Kris sizzled in a long-sleeve black dress with a plunging neckline that showcased plenty of cleavage.
She added an intriguing touch with black gloves, and she elevated her stature with black heels.
The Kardashians star completed her look with enormous diamond-like round earrings, and she carried a sleek black clutch.
Kris was also seen arriving with her partner Corey Gamble.
Source: dailymai
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