For the fans! Though he may have upset his millions of followers by deleting his Instagram account on August 15, Justin Bieber might have found a way to make it up to them. The "Sorry" singer, 22, and Forever 21 announced on Wednesday, August 17, that a new line of Purpose merchandise will be available later this month — and it's extremely affordable.
Unlike his partnership with Barneys from July, which retailed for $95 and above, Forever 21 x Justin Bieber Purpose Tour Collection will feature eight exclusive pieces with prices ranging from $18 to $35. Oversize sleeveless, short-sleeve and long-sleeve tees emblazoned with the singer's face or the phrase "Justin Forever," go for sale online on Monday, August 22, and in stores by Friday, August 29.
"We are pleased to partner with Justin Bieber and Bravado [a music merchandising company] to celebrate one of the most influential musicians of this generation," Linda Chang, Forever 21 vice president of merchandising, told Women's Wear Daily. "This collection will give our customers and Justin Bieber fans access to one of the most in-demand merchandise lines in the world."
Beliebers will surely appreciate the less-than-$35 price tag of the new line, but they didn't react well when he began posting pics with his new girlfriend, Sofia Richie. A barrage of negative comments forced Bieber into writing, "I'm gonna make my Instagram private if you guys don't stop the hate this is getting out of hand. If you guys are really fans you wouldn't be so mean to people like that," alongside a black-and-white pic of him and 17-year-old Richie.
That prompted ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez to weigh in with a comment. "If you can't handle the hate then stop posting pictures of your girlfriend lol - it should be special between you two only," she wrote. "Don't be mad at your fans. They love you."
Things quickly turned ugly as Bieber responded: "It's funny to see people that used me for attention and still trying to point the finger this way. Sad. All love. I'm not one for anyone receiving hate."
After the former lovers' angry words, the "Company" singer made his page private, and ultimately deleted his Instagram entirely. "Sorry this page isn't available," his former Instagram address now reads. "The link you followed may be broken, or the page may have been removed."
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