Hailey Bieber poses nude-styled for ICE Magazine Brazil Issue, honoring her heritage
Hailey Bieber appears on the cover of ICE Magazine’s Brazil Issue, photographed in the nude with strategic tan lines during Rio’s Carnival, and the issue supports a São Paulo refugee charity.
Hailey Bieber celebrates her Brazilian roots by fronting ICE Magazine’s third edition, “The Brazil Issue,” where she is shown nude with only carefully placed tan lines, holding a can of Guaraná Antarctica. The photos, taken by longtime friend Renell Medrano in Rio during the 2026 Carnival, also include Tina Kunakey and Juliana Nalú as cover stars. Inside, Bieber models a pink-yellow tape bikini—a nod to Brazil’s colored-tape sunbathing tradition—and a sheer Only Hearts bra topped with a celestial headpiece by Piers Atkinson.
Although she previously said she would never pose fully naked, she credits Medrano’s support for changing her mind. The feature honors her mother Kennya’s Brazilian background and her grandfather, Grammy-winning composer Eumir Deodato. Sales from the issue will benefit the Center for Immigrant and Refugee Women in São Paulo, with Bieber pledging to match the total donation. Reactions on social media included praise from Ireland Baldwin, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.
Why it matters
The cover highlights cultural pride, celebrity influence on charity, and shifting norms around body confidence.
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