
Despite Bella Hadid has already left the Cannes Film Festival, its calls to the event are not yet over.
For the London launch of its brand fragrance brand OrebellaHadid organized a party in the British capital, where he wore a look that had already been sported by another fashion icon linked to Cannes.
Bella Hadid’s Vintage 90s dress
The outfit chosen by Hadid consisted in an archive dress in the signed metal jersey John Gallianocharacterized by floral applications, curled edges and an asymmetrical skirt that left a leg uncovered.
To complete the look, Hadid has chosen metallic silver décolleté of Jimmy Choo And he equipped the outfit with a necklace of diamonds, heart -shaped rings and earrings. As for the trick, he collected his hair in a chignon, adding white flowers in his hair, a detail that recalled the three -dimensional elements of his dress.
The same dress also wore it Milla Jovovich at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival
This look had been worn by Milla Jovovich at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival, when he promoted his science fiction film The fifth element. However, in the same year, Jovovich had worn another Galliano dress that left an even stronger imprint in fashion memory.
The dress we are talking about was an embroidered and draped model of Galliano, who remembered a top bikini combined with a sarb -skirt, but with a touch of high fashion. Has become the naked dress par excellenceand remains one of the most memorable looks in the history of the Cannes red carpet.
Turning a few decades later, Hadid also made herself talking about himself thanks to his daring looks, which leave little room for imagination, just as happened in Cannes. However, this year, the Festival explicitly prohibited any form of nudity and has also excluded the clothes considered too voluminous or bulky.
So, it seems that choosing a look already worn by Jovovich in Cannes, just a few days after the end of the event, Hadid was making a tribute to his colleague “Naked Dress” wearer.
One thing you can always count on with Hadid? A great quote from fashion.