Hailey Bieber poses nude, celebrates Brazil in magazine shoot

Hailey Bieber on the red carpet of the 2026 Met Gala
Hailey Bieber walks the red carpet at the 2026 Met Gala.
Hailey Bieber is saying more and wearing less.
The 29-year-old model posed nude on the cover of photographer Renell Medrano’s ICE magazine, appearing in “Vol. 3: The Brazil Issue,” published Tuesday, Sept. 8.
The Rhode beauty founder is photographed lying down on her chest and showing off her body while staring directly at the camera and sipping a can of the Brazilian drink Guaraná Antarctica.
In the cover story, Bieber discusses how being half Brazilian has influenced her life and said that Medrano is the only photographer she trusts to do a photoshoot like this.
“I’m comfortable with her pushing me, photographing me differently, helping me be seen in a different way,” she told the outlet, “because I know she just wants me to be comfortable in myself, too.”
The outlet revealed in an Instagram caption that a portion of each magazine purchase will go toward supporting the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Women in São Paulo and that “My girl Hailey Bieber will match our donation in full, doubling the total contribution.”
“We know an ice girl when we see one,” the outlet wrote in the caption.
Hailey Bieber stripped down in racy Skims ad
Bieber is no stranger to turning heads.
The wife of musician Justin Bieber was also a model for Kim Kardashian’s Skims brand in June. In another minimalist shoot, the socialite posed in the brand’s neutral-colored push-up and T-shirt bras, thongs, hipsters, boy shorts and triangle bralettes.
Justin Bieber, with whom she shares 2-year-old son Jack Blues, supported his wife by sharing photos from the shoot set to his song “Cold As Ice.”
The couple recently modeled together for the debut issue of WYouth, a publication aimed at teens. The photos, taken with a Contax point-and-shoot camera, include shots of the two kissing and cuddling in bed, as well as a shirtless Justin Bieber sleeping under the sheets.
Contributing: Kalia Richardson and Taijuan Moorman, USA TODAY