Hailey Bieber Goes Nude for Renell Medrano’s ‘ICE’ Magazine Cover

Hailey Bieber is the latest cover star for Renell Medrano’s ICE magazine, appearing nude in a Brazil-focused issue shot in Rio de Janeiro.

Hailey Bieber appears on the cover of photographer Renell Medrano’s ICE magazine in a stripped-back image that puts the focus on skin, tan lines and minimal styling. The shoot was photographed primarily in Rio de Janeiro for an issue built around Brazilian culture and Medrano’s “eternal summer” aesthetic.

According to The Cut, Bieber poses nude with only her fresh tan, a soda can and her small tattoos visible in the cover image. The feature also connects the model and Rhode founder to her Brazilian roots through her mother, Kennya Baldwin, who was born in Brazil.

Bieber reflected on growing up around women who were comfortable in their bodies, crediting both her mother and grandmother with helping shape her own confidence. That family influence fits the larger theme of the issue, which centers women, body image and a distinctly Brazilian sense of ease.

Medrano launched ICE as a women-focused photography magazine after developing the concept through her work and community casting projects. The publication draws visual inspiration from vintage adult and culture magazines while reframing that language through a female-led creative team.

The cover arrives during a busy fashion year for Bieber, who has continued appearing in major campaigns and editorials while expanding Rhode’s beauty presence. She also recently starred in Miu Miu’s Fall 2026 campaign, which was directed by Medrano.

The ICE cover gives Bieber one of her most revealing editorials to date, while also tying her image to a publication built around Medrano’s personal view of beauty, culture and female confidence.