Bella Hadid proved worthy of her supermodel status as she debuted a new Saint Laurent campaign on Thursday.
The 27-year-old stunner — who stole the spotlight at the Cannes Film Festival — took to her social media to share the incredible photo taken by Gray Sorrenti for the Fall24 Saint Laurent by creative director Anthony Vaccarello.
Displaying her toned figure in a stylish sheer minidress, Gigi Hadid’s braless sister posed elegantly on a bed, draped beside a brown fur coat.
She wore her signature brunette locks long and loose, complemented by a simple black belt, and left her décolletage unadorned.
‘Thank you Anthony and the entire team,’ she captioned the post. ‘You made my 18 year old dreams come true with this.’
Bella Hadid proved worthy of her supermodel status as she debuted a new Saint Laurent campaign on Thursday
The new campaign comes after Bella made a statement of support for Palestine amid the Israel-Gaza conflict.
In May, she stepped out wearing a dress fashioned from a Keffiyeh, which gained popularity among pro-Palestinian activists; it is widely considered to be an symbol of solidarity with the Palestinians in their fight against Israel.
Bella, whose father is Palestinian real estate businessman Mohamed Hadid and mother is Dutch model Yolanda Hadid, made the subtle nod to the country while out during the Cannes Film Festival.
The show of support comes after Bella was fact-checked after posting pictures taken in a refugee camp in Syria as she voiced support for Gaza and Palestinians.
Bella shared an image of children in Yarmouk after an assault by dictator Bashar al-Assad during the Syrian civil war in 2013.
She captioned the Instagram post: ‘Gaza on my mind.’ After social media users began pointing out the photos were from in Syria, Instagram added a note saying the post was missing important context and could mislead people.
The note links to a web page that explains the images are from a refugee camp in Syria showing the victims of Assad’s regime, not Israel.
It reads: ‘This post is misleading. This video was not filmed in Palestine. The video dates back 2013 from within the Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus.’
The misleading post remains on Bella’s Instagram after it was published and has been liked more than 1.6million times.
The 27-year-old stunner took to her social media to share the incredible photo taken by Gray Sorrenti for brand’s Fall24 campaign on Instagram; seen in May
Bella spoke publicly for the first time about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, saying that ‘there is an urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza that must be attended to’ in an Instagram post in October last year.
She shared a detailed statement calling for pressure to be put on political leaders to ‘stand together in defending humanity and compassion.’
Bella spoke about the sensitive issue more than two weeks after her sister Gigi talked publicly about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
‘I have yet to find the ideal words for this deeply intricate and horrific past two weeks, weeks that have turned the worlds attention back toward a situation that has been taking innocent lives, and affecting families for decades,’ she said. ‘I have much to say, but for today, I will keep it short.’
She continued: ‘I’ve been sent hundreds of death threats daily, my phone number has been leaked, and my family has felt to be in danger.
‘But I cannot be silenced any longer. Fear is not an option. The people and children of Palestine, especially in Gaza, cannot afford our silence. We are not brave – they are.’
Bella stressed to her followers that people ‘need to keep pressure on our leaders, wherever we are, not to forget the urgent needs of the people of Gaza, and to ensure that innocent Palestinian civilians are not the forgotten casualties of this war.’
She wrapped up in saying, ‘I stand with humanity, knowing the peace and safety belong to all of us.’
The new campaign comes after Bella made a statement of support for Palestine amid the Israel-Gaza conflict
In May, she stepped out wearing a dress fashioned from a Keffiyeh, which gained popularity among pro-Palestinian activists; it is widely considered to be an symbol of solidarity with the Palestinians in their fight against Israel
Last year, Bella said that she has lost friendships and professional opportunities over her stated beliefs on the Israel-Palestine conflict
Bella said in 2022 that she has lost friendships and professional opportunities over her stated beliefs on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
‘There have been so many brands that have stopped working with me; a lot of friends have also turned their backs on me,’ Bella told journalist Noor Tagouri on her podcast Rep last year.
‘I had friends that completely dropped me, like even friends that I had been having dinner with on Friday nights, for seven years, now just won’t let me into their house.’
The conflict began October 7 when Hamas militants stormed the Supernova music festival on and slaughtered hundreds of Israeli people, taking hostages to take back to Gaza.
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