Justin Bieber's Most Ridiculous Outfits Of All Time
When Justin Bieber first hit the music scene in 2009, no one was talking about his clothes — the buzz was all about the 15-year-old's luscious, side-swiped hair.
But he quickly went from dressing like a normal teenager ...
To white-on-white denim concert attire.
It wasn't long before he started to regularly wear letterman jackets and oversize shades.
Then letterman jacket-slash-Christmas sweaters.
Soon he started wearing these — everywhere.
But it didn't really matter, because he started racking up these.
He rocked an all white tuxedo to the 2011 Grammys — but didn't win one.
He coordinated his pocket square to girlfriend Selena Gomez's dress at the Vanity Fair Oscar party in 2011 — but then they broke up.
And then Justin started experimenting more with his style.
He started taking style tips from kids.
Sleeveless hoodie and gold fingerless gloves? Why not.
Leather sleeveless turtleneck and gold chains? Yes please.
He seemed to even invent "punk pirate chic."
But even he knew he made a mistake with this oversized collar.
Bieber hit a fashion low point when the native Canadian accepted the Diamond Jubilee medal from the Canadian Prime Minister — wearing overalls.
His concert attire started to become even more ridiculous.
And he embraced the drop-crotch pant.
And neon animal print pants.
Justin wore a red onesie during a Sweden concert stop. His tour bus was later raided by police who found marijuana.
He posted this photo wearing a Chanel ski mask but misspelled it in the caption as "Channel."
He wore a gas mask while out on the town.
HollywoodLife reported that this outfit made Justin's ex Selena Gomez laugh and "feel embarrassed" for him.
This is Bieber's most recent concert attire from the Billboard Music Awards last month. Note the leather drop-crotch pants and single-sleeved jacket.
On Monday, he raised eyebrows sitting courtside at the Heat-Pacers series wearing indoor sunglasses, oversized Heat hat with a snakeskin brim, a leather baseball jersey, and gold chains.
Is it all just a cry for help?
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