Bella Hadid welcomed in the autumn in a sage green ensemble in images shared on Monday.
The model, 25, donned a hip hugging midi-skirt and a loose fitting T-shirt, giving a glimpse of the toned abs. The three dimensional skirt had brown piping at the sides which tied in the back, creating a small bustle effect.
These glamorous images were dropped before she reposted a message about women being ‘murdered for the right to be’ in Iran.
Autumn: Bella Hadid welcomed in the autumn in a sage green ensemble Monday. The model, 25, donned a hip hugging midi-skirt and a loose fitting T-shirt, giving a glimpse of the toned abs
The cover model added an oversized Polo rain jacket to the look that was worn open, making the most of her outfit.
Bella’s dark tresses were styled in low pig tails.
She stood tall in high heel black knee-high boots on a balcony that was surrounded by lush green ferns.
Jacket: The cover model added an oversized Polo rain jacket to the look
Pig tails: Bella’s dark tresses were casually styled in low pig tails
The model’s makeup looked natural with a neutral lip and she wore sunglasses with brown lenses as she posed against a city skyline.
The Ramy actress left a cryptic message next to the post, writing, ‘That Issey baby…….’
Her fans seemed to think she was referring to Japanese designer Issey Miyake, who was known for his pleated clothing that never wrinkles.
Natural beauty: The model’s makeup looked natural with a neutral lip and she wore sunglasses with brown lenses as she posed against a city skyline
3D skirt: The three dimensional skirt had brown piping at the sides which tied in the back, creating a small bustle effect
At the news of his death August 5, Bella posted on social media, ‘A dream of mine to work with him. I love you Issey. Rest in heaven.’
Bella, has been speaking out on social media about the current protests in Iran following the death of a young woman who died after being arrested by the morality police last week.
She shared several posts from human right activist and designer, Celine Semaan Vernon including her own impassioned message.
‘Internet blackout in Iran is an attempt to plunge the entire population in silence as atrocities are being perpetrated. I have been searching for words… Patriarchy is violence.’
Cryptic message: The Ramy actress left a cryptic message next to the post, writing, ‘That Issey baby…….’ Her fans seemed to think she was referring to Japanese designer Issey Miyake, who was known for his pleated clothing that never wrinkles
Dream: At the news of Issey Miyake’s death August 5, Bella posted on social media, ‘A dream of mine to work with him. I love you Issey. Rest in heaven’
Ever since the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini was revealed, women across the Islamic Republic have been burning their hijabs, the head covering mandated by the Iranian government, and cutting their hair.
‘Our sisters are being murdered for the right to be. The right to exist in all their freedom, she wrote, ‘The freedom of choosing of their sovereignty over their own bodies. Unarmed, facing with police and their weapons. How can women make a militarized dominant majority so threatened and insecure?’
‘The control of our bodies is the same need to control our lands our earth. Patriarchy is the disease.’
Activism: Bella, her sister, Gigi, Emily Ratajkowski and other high-profile models have been receiving messages from Iranian women to be their voice after a young woman died after being arrested by the morality police
Repost: Bella reposted this from human rights activist and designer Celine Semaan Vernon following deadly protests across Iran in which at least 57 people have been killed
She referred the The Guardian, an online newspaper, which has reported at least 57 people have died in the women-led protests.
The post received more than 158 thousand likes in the first two hours it was posted and she asked her fans to ‘please continue to share information about Iran.’
Bella, her sister, Gigi, 27, Emily Ratajkowski, 31, other high-profile models have been receiving multiple requests on their social media pages to use their voices to spread the word about current conditions in Iran.
Freedom: A post advocating women be allowed to have freedom over their own bodies received more than 168 thousand likes in the first to hours
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