Bieber’s dress perfectly fit the vibes of the modern, sultry reinterpretation of Brontë’s seminal oeuvre that Emerald Fennell created for the screen. Though the look stuck to lace to pull most of its weight, Bieber leaned into a more gothic approach by adding long flared sleeves, ribbons, and ruched detailing to create texture through layering. To keep the tonal focus, she opted for dainty black sandals, also by Saint Laurent, to complete the look.

Of course, Bieber leaned into the minimal makeup look she’s known and loved for to complete the beauty front of the understated look. The star wore her long bob in very soft, almost messy waves that curled outward ever so slightly for a romantic flair, with a pinky-nude lip, fluttery lashes, and no liner, but a subtle wash of brown eyeshadow.

All in all, every piece of Bieber’s ‘fit epitomized her effortlessly chic aesthetic. Sometimes less is indeed more if you know how to fit all the pieces of the puzzle together.