Off-duty model style really runs the gamut: Amelia Gray opts for wardrobe staples paired with individual, outré pieces, while Bella Hadid mines the archives and always keeps an air of yeehaw wherever she goes. For Gigi Hadid’s latest outing, it’s a throwback to the slick ’50s.
Hadid arrived at the Le Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris for the Schiaparelli fall 2025 show, dressed in a black waxed leather bomber jacket, black straight leg jeans, and loafers. She wore her hair in a low-key, slick backed bun—a departure from her silver-toned flippy bob to match her gilded, mixed metal Moschino dress from her appearance at the Louvre earlier in the week. She looked every bit of a ’50s greaser, sans Danny Zuko’s Ford Deluxe convertible—or the fuckboys that hang around Le Marais.
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The overall look was playfully androgynous for Hadid, whose day-to-day style of recent revolves around knits from her own brand, Guest in Residence, and denim. Amid the tumult of fashion week, it’s a failsafe formula.
Her pre-show outfit spoke to some of the style codes that Daniel Roseberry’s Schiaparelli show expanded upon. “All of the women I know are dressing for themselves and other women. I was imagining a global pandemic where mankind [as in just men], ceased to exist and women inherited the earth. What would they do with the remnants of male archetypes?” Roseberry said backstage. That meant some old Hollywood masculine tropes through a female gaze—suits with nipped in waists, leather pants like chaps, sharply tailored denim.
Hadid went on to open the show, dressed in an exaggerated fur-shouldered suit with a waist cinching gold belt fastened with the Schiaparelli signature hardware.
