Bella Hadid has never been one to shy away from standing out – and we love her all the more for it. It's been an insanely busy month for the supermodel who spent the first part of it walking in a whole host of shows at New York Fashion Week. We've just about recovered from her utterly showstopping presence at Tom Ford – Bella and sister Gigi were giving Diana Ross a run for her money with their hypnotising disco-diva-style ensembles, and now Bella has come through with two incredible looks which, yet again, paid homage to the 1970s.
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The 25-year-old skipped London Fashion Week this year and headed straight to Milan. When the supermodel stepped out on the streets of the Italian city, we couldn't help but do a double take. Ciao Bella, or what?
© Photo: Getty ImagesIn essence, she was serving '1970s community grassroots leader' – and we are totally here for it. She wore a classic white ribbed tank top alongside mid-waisted khaki pants and a pair of rustic-looking pointed boots – all of which added to that slightly dusty, lived-in feel.
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Bella finished off her look with a brown and green striped sweater, again with a distinctly retro feel, and her pièce de resistance – a faded canvas satchel bag, by none other than Chanel, featuring badges and graffiti-style decorations.
© Photo: Getty ImagesNext up, Bella left the countercultural vibe at bay in favour of a look that instantly harked back to the decade via its colourway. The supermodel opted for a beige suede wraparound midi skirt, shiny tan square-toe boots and a burgundy Nike windbreaker.
Always one for experimentation, we love that Bella is branching out from her usual Y2K-inspired aesthetic – and what better time than Milan Fashion Week to debut some killer new looks?
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