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GigiandBella Hadidare the definition of style chameleons!
The supermodel sisters debuted edgy hairstyles while walking the runway during theMarc JacobsFall 2022 show Monday, with Bella, 25, showing off a hips-length dark hairstyle featuring micro bangs and shaved sides.
Bella completed her runway look with an oversized floor-length gown featuring dramatic sleeves, and she added white gloves that hit her upper arms.
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While Gigi, 27, rocked a similar hairstyle, her rocker-chic glam was softened with a white-and-blush ensemble, complete with an airy shawl with fringe detail perfectly draped over her shoulders.
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Though the Hadid sisters' looks likely left attendees at the show with their jaws on the floor, it was later revealed that they were able to achieve their new ‘dos with the help of prosthetics, according toa time-lapse videoposted to Bella’s Instagram Tuesday.
Other celebs in attendance at Marc Jacobs’ fall runway show, which was live-streamed in Times Square, includedVogueeditor-in-chiefAnna Wintour,Selling SunsetstarChristine Quinn, andEmily Ratajkowski.
This isn’t the first time in recent months that both Gigi and Bella sported edgy getups in the name of fashion.
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Meanwhile, Bella went for a similar vibe. The star rocked a Burberry look featuring a plunging, BDSM-like black leather bodysuit embellished with side chains, plus tulle sleeve gloves, sexy stockings and a floor-length lace train. She even roped a vintage pearl multi-strand necklace from Briony Raymond around her ankle as a nod to the vintage glamour of the theme.
The 2022 Met Gala theme was “In America: An Anthology of Fashion,” with the dress code being gilded glamour and white tie. Channeling the time period between 1870 to 1890, the event asked attendees “to embody the grandeur — and perhaps the dichotomy — of Gilded Age New York,” according toVogue.
source: people.com
