Bella Hadid has majorly upped the beauty stakes for the summer with a bold new makeover. The 19-year-old model sent her fans into a frenzy on Monday when she revealed that she has dyed her trademark brunette locks into an eye-catching shade of pink.
Bella Hadid has dyed her hair a striking shade of pink
Gigi Hadid's younger sister didn't just opt for pink hues – she also dyed her tresses a platinum blonde shade to compliment the bold colour and make for a completely new style.
Bella to Instagram to give her 4.9 million followers a sneak peek at her makeover, showing off her supermodel credentials as she smouldered for the camera, her hair worn down in loose tousled waves, while she wrapped up in a fluffy white dressing gown.
"Today in London, @sammcknight1 @thevalgarland," she captioned the photo. "Two brilliant minds! Love you both!"
Bella is renowned for her trademark brunette locks
This marks the first time that Bella has experimented with a drastic new change when it comes to her hair – she is renowned for her trademark dark chocolate brown tresses, a stark contrast to sister Gigi's blonde locks.
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There's no doubt that pink locks make for a showstopping change – so it comes as no surprise that Bella turned to celebrity hairstylist Sam McKnight to help her with the process.
Bella with her older sister and fellow model Gigi Hadid
Sam already boasts an impressive A-list clientele, with famous faces including Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell having worked with the hair guru.
He was also hairstylist to Princess Diana, creating some of her most famous looks in the seven years that he worked with her. He previously opened up about collaborating with Prince William and Prince Harry's mother, and admitted he sometimes felt she didn't need a hairdresser because her locks always looked chic even when she didn't style them.
"I once said to her, 'What would be great is if you didn't have me coming to do your hair all the time, because when you come out of the gym it looks so good,'" he told The Telegraph.