Bella Hadid is a dead ringer for sister Gigi as she steps out with newly-blonde hair and tiny waist on display
The 28-year-old supermodel — who just launched her latest scent — wore an all-white outfit, showing off her impossibly trim waist in a micro crop top.
She revealed her washboard abs as she added low-slung jeans, which were teamed with a matching jacket.
The look was rounded out with a pair of stylish and sleek coordinating sneakers.
Bella was nearly a dead ringer for her 30-year-old big sister Gigi Hadid as she complemented the getup with her freshly colored honey-blonde locks.
The star previously rose to fame walking runways and gracing magazine covers as a glossy brunette.
On Tuesday the young beauty accented her effortlessly cool look with a pair of narrow, oval-shaped sunglasses.
And she carried her belongings in a chic, quilted, brown Yves Saint Laurent handbag.
Since achieving notoriety as one of the world's most recognizable models Bella has become an entrepreneur.
Alongside Jen Batchelor, she is the co-founder of non-alcoholic functional beverages range Kin Euphorics.
In May 2024 she launched Orabella, described as a 'hydrating, alcohol-free, skin perfume.'
This week the entrepreneur released Eternal Roots, 'a multi-layered woody fruity fragrance' with lychee, raspberry, and pink sugar notes.
According to the company's description, the fragrance 'evolves into an earthy base of vetiver, papyrus, and birch smoke for a harmonious blend of sweetness and depth.'
Bella used social media to personally introduce the latest product and tell her 61 million followers about her 'process'.
In a lengthy, heartfelt note, the Vogue cover girl shared, 'Our newest gem…. my newest baby- she's here! She's thriving - we love her- could cry - already have!'
Giving out thanks, she added, 'Thank you to everyone for giving me the opportunity to live my dream not just in business, but in creativity. You keep us moving as a brand, and you keep me moving in my heart & soul. I'm so grateful.'
The message went on to explain the scent palette as she said: 'A woody, sweet, fruity skin parfum with so many fun layers you can really sink into. I love the juxtaposition of things that shouldn't go together but somehow match perfectly. Yin and yang, perhaps.'
And she noted, 'My process always starts with my incredible, talented, EPIC-ly legendary (and very patient) perfumers.
'This one is with the master Jerome Epinette. I go in from the very beginning and ask him about every 'juice' he'd be nervous but excited to try, something we haven't seen on the market.'
Bella wrapped up the post by sharing, 'This one is nostalgia bottled as always a time capsule of joy, freedom, and innocence. I couldn't have brought it to life without my dream team and all of you who believe in my vision. You make it possible for me to create magic.'
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