Bella Hadid Would Like to Introduce You to the Browtfit
Just days after she hit the Croisette at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival wearing a barely-there Saint Laurent dress and more than 118 carats of emeralds, Bella Hadid is already onto the next. The model just touched down in London town for, among other professional obligations, a Chicken Shop Date with Amelia Dimoldenberg.
For her date with Dimoldenberg on Brick Lane in Shoreditch, Hadid opted for a color palette similar to that of the chicken nuggets she'll be eating: lots of brown. You may have heard of the groutfit, but now, Bella Hadid would like to raise you the browtfit.
Though, unlike the golden tones of a crispy little nugget, she opted for more chocolate hues. Hadid wore a ruffley brown tie-front cardigan over a boatneck tee. Of course, no Hadid look is ever complete without a touch of cowgirl chic. She added a pair of dirt-washed flare jeans from Guess with a whipstitched calfskin waistband, which complemented her brown leather fringed purse. (You can take the supermodel out of Texas…)
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