Bella Hadid Channeled 70s Glam In Mesh, Tie-Dye, Cutout Top And Corduroy Trousers In NYC

It’s no secret that Bella Hadid is an eternal, enduring style icon, and we’ve been rounding up our favorite streetwear looks from her as we await her next epic red carpet look, IG outfit or New York City street-ready ensemble.

In honor of spring, we’ve selected one outfit that is easily re-createable for warmer weather. With that said, who could forget the orange tie-dye, cutout top and brown corduroy pants pairing she rocked in NYC in October 2019? (We sure can’t!)

To refresh your memory, at the time, the supermodel, now 26, accessorized her 70s-inspired pieces with a leather tan belt by Chanel, a Prada ‘Snakeskin White Mini’ chain bag and shiny thick hoop earrings by Jennifer Meyer. The Kin Euphorics mogul was photographed by paparazzi while strolling the Big Apple in dark chestnut, croc-embossed ankle boots by Anny Nord.

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While Hadid sure does have a knack for reviving Y2K style, she’s also sported many an outfit inspired by retro 70s clothing, as well. In this look, she donned a brown-and-orange, long-sleeved, button-up, cutout top by Kim Shui, specifically the brand’s ‘Mesh Print Pearl Top’ with a tie-dye pattern.

Her trousers were the ‘East Coast Flare Jeans’ by Rolla’s and her Anny Nord kicks were the ‘Escape From The West Tall’ boots. When it came to accessories, the Vogue cover girl chose Chanel’s ‘Tortoise Buckle’ belt and her go-to Prada bag.

To keep up with the 70s theme even more, she wore the ‘Mary Jane Pendant Necklace’ by Ele Karela which featured a glistening cannabis plant leaf charm. As for her glam, Hadid went for a side-parted, slicked-back high ponytail and added shimmering rose-gold eyeshadow, rosy blush and a deep pink lipstick.

Do you think this outfit still holds up today? Hadid has certainly wore other tie-dye-centered looks:

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But, ultimately, her brown-and-orange top by Kim Shui and Rolla’s corduroy trousers look still remains our ultimate fave!