Chloe and Halle Bailey Choose Each Other's Best Red Carpet Look of the Year

Chloe and Halle Bailey have had quite the 2021 as far as the red carpet goes. They paid homage to their sisterhood in Rodarte at the Met Gala, dressed by fellow sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy. They played each other's counterparts at the VMAs, where Halle introduced Chloe's solo debut of "Have Mercy." While there are times they coordinate purposefully (see: those sheer Yousef Al Jasmi numbers or their Peter Do satin slips), they mostly stay true to their own expressive styles.

Halle works with stylist Nikki Cortez on her looks, while Chloe's glam is courtesy of Jill Jacobs. Though there are certain projects they shop for together, we asked them to choose their sister's best independent outfit of 2021. While talking to POPSUGAR about their Twitch battle in partnership with Black Girls Code, Chloe and Halle were game to chat fashion, and they were quick to compliment each other's wardrobes this past year. It just so happens they most admire the looks that are sexy, trend driven, and daring.

Ahead, read Chloe and Halle's quotes about their sister's finest hour. As we approach 2022, rest assured knowing there are more jaw-dropping silhouettes where these came from . . .

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