Bella Hadid hops on the Balletcore trend with her latest accessory staple
When it comes to style experimentation, Bella Hadid is unparalleled in her fluid approach. No trend is too out-there for the supermodel, and we can't help but admire her commitment to pushing the boundaries.
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Her latest casual style moment, starring the most unconventional accessory, comes fresh off the back of her jam-packed Paris Fashion Week schedule. The 25-year-old has been super busy recently, walking for the likes of Miu Miu, Givenchy and, of course, who could possibly forget that spray-on spectacle at Coperni? In essence, Bella's looks have been all about high drama of late, and therefore it feels as though a spot of style respite is in order.
As such, the supermodel wore a super casual ensemble in her latest post shared on Instagram with her 55.5m followers. Sporting a grey tank top, matching leggings and a charcoal oversized hoodie, Bella looked cosy as she curled up on her seat aboard a private jet.
For her low-key travel outfit, Bella turned to a pair of black leg warmers to add a bit of drama, and we couldn't help but draw parallels between her and a ballet dancer. Complete with a graphic beanie hat, Bella exuded Black Swan chic. Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis, eat your heart out.
Hopping on the Balletcore trend – characterised by jersey headbands, sleek buns, wrap-over cardigans – Bella proved that the aesthetic can be rocked away from the studio.
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And while for most, legwarmers are not the most obvious accessory choice, Bella is clearly their greatest advocate since Jane Fonda. After all, earlier this year she stepped out in Malibu wearing a Chanel mini shift dress and white leg warmers, styled so that the knitted edge was caught by the heel of her bright blue sneaker-style heels.
If they're good enough for Bella…
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