Bella Hadid slays in sultry Bond photos and gushes over her role as an aunt
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On February 18, Bella Hadid and Jacob Elordi attended a Burberry immersive experience event in Beverly Hills, California, to commemorate the British brand’s Spring/Summer 2022 collection takeover.
Bella, 25, wore an asymmetrical take on the iconic Burberry trench coat, which she paired with khaki leggings and a cut-out semi-sheer bodysuit. Black pointed-toe shoes and a camel-colored leather shoulder bag completed her look.
Jacob, 24, looked suave in a brown sweater over a shirt and tie, black dress slacks, and a crossbody purse. He recently fueled romance rumors with Lori Loughlin’s daughter Olivia Jade.
The star-studded event included an intimate cocktail party and dinner on the penthouse terrace of Burberry’s Rodeo Drive store. According to the company, the immersive experience was inspired by Chief Creative Officer Riccardo Tisci’s presentation “Animal Instinct.” Lori Harvey, model Camila Morrone, YouTuber Devon Lee Carlson, actor Travis Bennett, designer Sami Miro, and DJ Zack Bia were among the other visitors.
Bella walked the runway for this season’s biggest designers, including Proenza Schouler, Marc Jacobs, and Michael Kors, during New York Fashion Week.
While she may appear to be picture-perfect, the supermodel has been open about her mental and physical health issues, including Lyme disease, anxiety, and melancholy. Bella shared an emotional photo in November, reflecting on “breakdowns and burnouts,” in order to better explain her feelings to her mother, Yolanda Hadid, and her doctor.
“I’d have extremely depressive spells, and my mom or doctor would ask how I was doing, and instead of responding in text, I’d just send them a photo,” she told WSJ Magazine. “It was the simplest thing for me to do at the moment since I couldn’t express how I felt. I’d be in terrible and devastating emotional and bodily anguish for no apparent reason. That was the case for the previous three years.”
Bella explained that she understood that by sharing her story, she would be able to help others and remind them that life isn’t always the highlight reel they see on social media.
“[I shared them] to let anyone who was feeling that way know that it was OK to feel that way,” she told the outlet. “Even if things appear to be so beautiful on Instagram, we are all made from the same fabric at the end of the day. I felt like it was just wonderful for me to be able to speak my mind, and I eventually stopped being able to share attractive photographs. I’d had enough.”
