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Bella Hadid turns heads in bright red vest top with checked capri pants as she mixes with fans at Venice Beach

Bella Hadid turns heads in bright red vest top with checked capri pants as she mixes with fans at Venice Beach

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The supermodel dished out free samples of her new Orebella Nightcap fragrance
RED HOT BELLA Bella Hadid turns heads in bright red vest top with checked capri pants as she mixes with fans at Venice Beach
CHECK out model Bella Hadid's outfit as she mixed with fans this week.
The US star, 28, donned a bright red vest top with red and white checked capri pants at Venice Beach in Los Angeles.
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Bella Hadid donned a bright red vest top with red and white checked capri pants at Venice Beach, LA
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The model dished out free samples of the Orebella Nightcap fragrance, which mixes vanilla, ginger and cardamom
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Bella was at cafe Cha Cha Matcha for the launch of her new perfume.
She dished out free samples of the Orebella Nightcap fragrance, which mixes vanilla, ginger and cardamom.
A smell of a combination.
Last year, the model threw a late-night bash for her Orebella perfume, Nightcap, at the five-star Petit Ermitage Hotel in Hollywood.
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The dazzling brunette wore a plunging semi-sheer low-cut dress featuring sequins, which she paired with gold heels.
Bella shared snaps from the party, themed around an enchanted forest, to her Instagram followers.
Guests were treated to astrology readings, sipped on cocktails and nibbled on fruit platters before trying out the new fragrance.
Hadid made a dramatic hair change back in May when she swapped her signature brunette hair for a bright shade of platinum.
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And last month she switched things up again by chopping it into a chunky fringe.
Hadid showed off her new look on Instagram in a carousel captioned, "the wildest flower in the wild ."
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