Gigi Hadid

There is nothing like the 2023 Vanity Fair Oscar party, which brings out all the nominees and winners (once the Academy Awards are over), and everyone from the world of TV, politics, news, fashion, and more. If there’s any party where you’re all but guaranteed to see the cast of The White Lotus and Bridgerton mingling with Serena Williams and Monica Lewinsky, this is it.
The Vanity Fair Oscar party is also a chance for the stars to take big fashion risks as opposed to the Oscars red carpet, which typically is a bit more conservative. Think of it as a precursor to Vogue‘s Met Gala in May, and you understand why everyone can’t wait to see who’s wearing what and who’s arriving with whom.
It’s also a chance to debut new hairstyles, makeup looks, and more. And since the Vanity Fair red carpet starts in the afternoon and goes late into the evening (we’re talking midnight and beyond), we’ll be updating all the looks well into the wee hours of the morning.
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Hailey Bieber. Photo: Getty
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Originally published in Glamour.com

Gigi Hadid
For Donatella Versace, her latest winter 2023 collection is all about creating clothes that protect women’s bodies, like armours do. And on this note, Versace’s spectacular show in LA’s Pacific Design Center kicked off with an array of all-black looks, where hips and shoulders were enanced, with cinched waists.
However, more than just an armour, the sobriety of the looks (and also austerity, if you want to add), symbolize a new chapter for the House, and a new search for a more sleek identity that is also transforming other verticals of the Versace business, specially the home division. On the runway, you saw no gold hardware, almost no Medusa heads, no screaming logos, and no over-the-top baroque prints, which have been part of the DNA of the brand since it’s creation in 1978. It seems very unfitting to call Versace a minimalist brand, but as any label, the house seems to be in a moment of evolution – and maybe even revolution – still being sexy without being shouty.
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This doesn’t mean the show was boring, or shy. Smartly organized just a few days before the Oscars, the event amassed an exciting crowd of supermodels and A-list stars, inside and outside the runway. Cher, Elton John, Dua Lipa, the Hilton sisters, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, Naomi Campbell, and Anne Hathaway were some of the many celebrity sightings that made the show trend on social media, proving once again that Versace equals star power and hype. Fashion wise, as the show progressed, black gave way to denim, and denim gave way to an array of party looks in a rainbow of colors. Cocktail dresss were shown as mini as they get, sometimes full of movement and beautifully draped, or more structured, with pointy busts.
Draped silhouette dress
The palette was brushed with striking greens, pink, orange, and a polk dot motif (with irregular dots that seemed hand painted on the dresses). For the romantics, fabrics also featured black roses, maybe hinting that Donatella Versace is fine to buy herself flowers, which seemed perfectly suitable as Miley Cyrus was also sitting in the front row.
Pop pink florals
Among the many standouts of the show was the statement eye makeup created by beauty queen Pat McGrath. XL black eyeliner, pointy and feline, was generously applied to the eyes of models, making sure the Versace woman is ready to seduce from head to toe. And that will always remain, even if for Versace less is finally more.
Below, take a closer look at some of the key looks from the show.
Imaan Hammam
Hints of denim
Naomi Campbell
Not-so-basic polka dots
Kendall Jenner
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Tan France and Gigi Hadid. Photo: Instagram.com/tanfrance
After a year of anticipation and a week of whirlwind promotions, it’s finally time for Gigi Hadid and Tan France to take over screens with Season 2 of Netflix’s Next in Fashion. Starting tomorrow, March 3, viewers will see 12 emerging designers compete in a high-stakes, fun, and fashion-filled challenge to win the US $200,000 prize, and take their work global. Co-hosting and judging the 10-episode series are the industry’s very own Hadid and France, who are sure to thrill audiences with an infectious energy born out of their friendship, and a shared love for fashion.
Ahead of the release, Vogue Arabia sat down with the duo to learn all about their experience working together, and with a star-studded cast of guest judges including Donatella Versace, Olivier Rousteing, and Bella Hadid.

Read on for the inside scoop on Season 2 of Netflix’s Next in Fashion from co-hosts Gigi Hadid and Tan France themselves.
Vogue Arabia: Hosting Next in Fashion is unlike anything you have done. What was the experience like?Gigi: I was really lucky to be able to do it with a friend and I think that made it a lot less scary. But I think, naturally, I just try to go with the flow of each job that I get to do. It was just such a good environment and such a fun new experience that I think it came pretty quickly.
Vogue Arabia: What was it like working with the incredible guest judges this season?Tan: We had so many incredible guests on the show. I just remember being really nervous a lot. We come out of the gate real hot. Donatella Versace’s our first guest, and I’m not a sweater. Like, I don’t sweat a lot. Oh my gosh. I’ve never been more nervous. Around anyone. I tried to hide it as best as I could, but she’s a powerhouse. So it wasn’t necessarily that there were any odd moments or difficult moments—I was just blown away a lot.
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Vogue Arabia: You have worn many stunning looks on the show. Which ones were your favorite?Gigi: I think that with every project like this when you put something together, there are always favorites. Sometimes, the outfits that you expect the least look amazing on TV, and vice versa.Tan: I have a couple of my favorites of yours. I loved your Versace look for the runway. Love that so much.Gigi: I like the Isabel Marant childhood with the backward hat. Just felt like that was me.Tan: That was going to be my second one.
Vogue Arabia: How did it feel to be in a room with such a passionate and young cohort of designers?Tan: Yeah, I think that’s the most exciting thing about the show. There’s a little difference between this season and last season. The people that are on the season really are at the start of their careers or they may just be younger in life, and so getting to help mold what they might become, and really influence them before they’ve been jaded or they already are stuck in a rut—that I think is the best part of what we get to do.Gigi: I think that this group of contestants is very open to exploring their creativity. I have realized that it doesn’t need to be taken that seriously in terms of, as a creative director of your own brand; it’s important to be pushed in ways that, even to our viewers, may seem a little bit outlandish or crazy, but that’s what we’re looking for. It’s not a next-best sewing competition. It’s a competition about finding the next creative mind that we think could lead a large design team.Tan: And inspire us, and the audience at home. To think, well, I don’t want something that I could just buy from the store down the street. I want to be inspired.

Vogue Arabia: What is it like witnessing the Arab fashion scene also flourish and stand on par with the global industry?Gigi: It makes me feel so proud. I mean, I love being able to see how much young talent is coming out of that part of the world, and just proudly doing so, I think is the part that really touches me. And I love seeing how many fashion-focused events and spaces are that are being created for Middle Eastern designers and creatives.
Vogue Arabia: Returning for the second season, what has been your biggest takeaway from the show?Tan: My biggest takeaway from the show truly is: I want the designers to be able to have fun. And it reads on camera. The audience can tell when the designers are actually enjoying the process, just let go, and don’t take themselves too seriously. When Gigi was talking about just having fun and being creative, that is for the audience, and myself, the greatest takeaway from this season in particular. Anything I’ve learned from the designers? So much. Every one of the designers offered us, at some point throughout the season, something really unique. Something I may have never thought of. I think one can find inspiration anywhere and the fact that we get to sit front row of this show—I was constantly inspired.
Vogue Arabia: Which three words would you use to describe this season?Tan: Fun, energetic, and you [Gigi] do the last one.Gigi: Heart. There’s heart in it.
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Earlier this week, the Neiman Marcus Group announced that Amina Muaddi and Jonathan Anderson would be the recipients of the newest Neiman Marcus Awards. While Muaddi will be awarded for innovation in the field of fashion, Anderson is being honored for creative impact in the industry. The two will be joining Brunello Cucinelli, recipient of the 2023 Neiman Marcus Award for Distinguished Service in the Field of Fashion.
“We are committed to Revolutionize Luxury Experiences, and our Creative Impact and Innovation honorees do just that through their unique brand expressions,” said Geoffroy van Raemdonck, chief executive officer of Neiman Marcus, in an official release.
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Muaddi launched her eponymous brand in 2017 and quickly rose to fame. Since then, she has earned a reputation for creating the most coveted statement shoes and accessories. The Jordanian-Romanian designer counts Rihanna as one of her earliest celebrity clients and has now become a go-to for other fashion icons such as Bella and Gigi Hadid, and even Lady Gaga.
Anderson who is the creative director at Loewe, is nothing less than a visionary. Often credited with being responsible for Loewe’s success over the past decade it is no surprise that his unique sense of design has earned him this accolade. As stated by Lana Todorovich, chief merchandising officer, in the release “his thought-provoking fashion is a force that transcends across both men’s and women’s categories with a courageous ability to deliver the unexpected and keep customers on their toes.”
Todorovich recognized that “It is rare in our industry for a young brand to find such immediate success” before going on to praise Muaddi not just for her “distinctive aesthetic” but also for her sense of business. Neiman Marcus started working with the designer soon after her first collection was launched and seems to be looking forward to deepening that relationship. 
Both Anderson and Muaddi will be receiving their awards in an industry celebration during Paris Fashion Week that will count amongst its guests everyone from global business leaders to creative forces in the fashion world. However, the partnership between Neiman Marcus and the awardees will not end there as the company will be supporting them in merchandising and marketing. Fans of the designers can also expect a collaboration with exclusive experiences for Neiman Marcus customers.
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Is it just us or have septum piercings taken over as the new cool-girl piercing to get? #SeptumPiercing has over 1.7 billion views on TikTok (and plenty of videos to go alongside it, so if you’re not squeamish and want to see what the process involves, xxx).
Just this week, Gigi Hadid debuted a spiked ring through her nose, while attending the CFDA awards in New York City. The event, which celebrates fashion and expression, also saw the model opt for a gray lip. And, while we’re not sure whether the piercing is a faux fleeting appearance, or a more permanent look for the model, she’s not the only celebrity fan to enjoy the piercing.

Cynthia Erivo has long rocked the piercing. The actress and singer (who is currently rehearsing for her role of Elphaba alongside Ariana Grande as Glinda in the film remake of Wicked) told The Times: “Being able to work a septum piercing on the red carpet just feels liberating.”

And, actress Florence Pugh even took her Instagram followers along for the ride when she got her septum pierced, posting pictures with the needle through the centre of her nose. “When you want to be a cool grown up and get a cool new piercing and you instantly fail, go green and then faint. Praise the piercing heavens for my trusty @zoelisterjones to have a handy lollipop to make me feel better. FAAAAAANKS,” she wrote in the caption alongside a heads-up: “Warning – last slide will make your stomach scream.”

So, in case you’re intrigued, we spoke to piercer Lucy, a piercer at ultra-stylish piercers, Sacred Gold, to let us in on everything you need to know before you get your septum pierced.
What is a septum piercing?
“A septum piercing is a piercing in the centre part of the nose in between the nostrils. It is placed in the thin bit of skin between the thicker part at the bottom and the cartilage above, we call this the ‘sweet spot’. A ring is commonly worn in this piercing, and it can be as decorative or as plain as the wearer wants,” Lucy explains. “These piercings date back hundreds of years and have been associated with many different religions and cultures. Over the past few years, they have become vastly popular for both men and women,” she adds.
How much does a septum piercing hurt?
“A septum piercing (like all piercings) if performed properly should be quick and fairly painless,” she says. But as we know, pain is relative and the septum is a particularly sensitive area to get pierced (you know how much it hurts to get hit in the nose). As for the pain scale, it will totally depend on who you ask. “It will make your eyes water though,” says Lucy.
How long does it take to heal?
“Healing times for this can vary depending from person to person,” Lucy says, “but we would normally expect this piercing to take between three and four months to heal.” It can take up to a year for the scar tissue to fully heal, though.
What aftercare is required?
“It should be checked for ‘crusties’ and cleaned with a sterile saline solution morning and night. The inside of the nose can be a delicate area so gentle irrigation should only be needed when the crusties form,” says Lucy. And, the best thing you can do in between, is leave it alone. No touching, twisting or fiddling.
Are there any side-effects?
As with all piercings, there’s a risk of infection involved. So keep a close eye on the site while it heals and monitor for swelling or oozing as this could be a sign the area is irritated. If you’re worried, go back to your piercer for advice.
How long until you can change the jewelry?
Lucy recommends a minimum of 12 weeks before your jewelry can be changed.
How much does a septum piercing cost?
As for price it should start somewhere from £30-£40 (AED 174), but it can cost more depending on where you go and the jewelry you choose.
Originally published in Glamourmagazine.co.uk

Gigi Hadid. Photo: Getty
The launch of Gigi Hadid’s knitwear brand, Guest in Residence, was light on pullovers, and heavy on partywear. The model pack turned out to support the budding cashmere connoisseur at her L’Avenue event in Saks, New York, where the chat centred around fun colour combinations and “varsity funk” capsules.
Hadid herself was in full Gen-Z businesswoman mode. The twenty-something multi-hyphenate, who formulated the idea for her preppy-cool label while pregnant and nesting at her family’s Pennsylvania farm, wore a pale corset over a Barbie-pink shirt and white trousers, with other sugary accents by way of Miu Miu’s Wander bag and point-toe pumps. With her hair slicked back in a spiky bun and the standard stack of gold jewellery, Gigi looked polished, yet out there on the fashion front.
Bella Hadid and Marc Kalman. Photo: Getty
Sister Bella Hadid, the directional dresser of the family, showed up coordinating in monochrome separates with her boyfriend Marc Kalman. The keen vintage fan is enjoying a Sandy from Grease phase, with skin-tight black pedal-pushers and cute cardis, and amplified the look with pigtails. Innocent? Anything but, thanks to her signature micro shades and again the mismatching jewelry that’s become a prerequisite for new-gen style plates.
Emily Ratajkowski. Photo: Getty
Emily Ratajkowski balanced the louche suit trouser trend with her love of crop tops, thanks to Miu Miu’s schoolgirlish looks, while Precious Lee also put her own twist on tailoring via a PVC mac and keyhole cardigan. The mood? Power women celebrating one of their own rising up the ranks away from the runway.
Precious Lee. Photo: Getty
The biggest fan of Guest in Residence was not in attendance but tucked up in bed. Gigi’s two-year-old daughter Khai, who already picks out her own outfits, has strong opinions on her mother’s cheerful joggers, hoodies and tanks. “She’ll be our first intern,” Hadid told Vogue. For now, the designer has got plenty of star brand ambassadors rallying around her.
Originally published in Vogue.co.uk
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Part-Palestinian model Gigi Hadid has revealed the official launch date of her clothing brand on social media, just a month after announcing the name of the line, Guest in Residence.

“ONE WEEK AWAY — my first-ever brand,” Hadid wrote on Instagram. “As a founder, creative director, and lover of all-things-cozy, I’m so happy to finally share that GUEST IN RESIDENCE officially launches September 7, 2022”. The new collection will include knitwear made of 100% cashmere according to the label, which will feature relaxed tops and bottom sets. Sneak peeks shared by Hadid so far show fabric swatches, mood boards, and a unique color palette that speaks to the model’s personal style which includes shades of bright orange, blue, pastels, and black. Hadid also shared the newly launched Instagram account for Guest in Residence, the bio for which reads, “Knitters. 100% cashmere. Envisioned by creative director @gigihadid.” Posted on the account alongside the brand’s logo are two new black and white portraits of Hadid, presumably wearing pieces—a co-ord set and a sweater and cardigan—from Guest in Residence.

Hadid had first hinted at the launch of the brand in a Vogue interview earlier this year. “Working on my clothing line has been incredible because it’s a different setting, where I get to be involved in team-building and designs,” she had said. “I’m just trying to be creative all the time, and keep coming up with ways that I can put that into the world in a way that touches people.” In addition to this new endeavor, Hadid will also be co-hosting Netflix’s Next in Fashion along with British TV personality Tan France. “I’m so excited about both,” Hadid had added. “We’re working with the production team right now, finalizing guest judges and episodes with the hope that the audience feels how much fun and love we’re putting into everything.”
Although this is her debut apparel collection, this is not the first time the mother-of-one has ventured into designing. Hadid formerly collaborated with Tommy Hilfiger on four collections. She also teamed up with Vogue Eyewear in 2017 on a capsule collection that was a big hit.
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Part-Palestine supermodel Gigi Hadid is adding a new feather to her cap by launching her own clothing brand, the name of which she recently revealed to be Guest in Residence.
Last week, the former Vogue Arabia cover star shared a glimpse of her newest venture, a knitwear line, on social media with a series of pictures showing her at work creating the pieces, along with fabric swatches, the brand’s logo, clothing tags and piles of sweaters, as well as photo of her wearing a lavender number from the collection. In addition to this, the post also showed stylist and fashion editor Gabrielle Karefa-Johnson, knitwear designer CJ Kim, and fashion publicist Kevin McIntosh Jr. collaborating with Hadid. The 27-year-old captioned the post, “Been workin on something . . . with love, @guestinresidence” and also added “founder, creative director @guestinresidence” to her Instagram bio.

Although the launch date and further information about the knitwear line are yet to be revealed, the Instagram account and website for the brand are all set up and running with the site showing “coming up soon”. Hadid’s friends and family showed support and love in the comments section with sister and fellow model Bella Hadid writing, “What we’ve all been waiting for”, while Hailey Bieber commented, “So excited about this”.
While this will be the first time Hadid steps into the shoes of a solo designer, she has previously collaborated Tommy Hilfiger for four seasons. The duo made their debut collaboration in September 2016 with the Tommy Pier collection. “Collaborating with Tommy has been a great introduction to the world of design, and has also taught me about expressing my individuality and finding inspiration in everything around me,” the model had shared with Vogue Arabia. The mother-of-one also forayed into design earlier this year by collaborating with Frankies Bikinis to design a swimwear and loungewear collection.
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Hot pink has dominated the season – thank you, Pierpaolo Piccioli – but Gigi Hadid is making a case for another scene-stealing color. At the British Vogue x Self-Portrait summer party, Gigi, in a high-shine lime-green dress, played host with editor-in-chief Edward Enninful and Self-Portrait founder and creative director Han Chong.
The supermodel joined guests at Chiltern Firehouse wearing said zingy Self-Portrait dress, metallic heels and Self-Portrait’s new-season Bow bag – Han’s first-ever bag design, which he added to his accessories line-up earlier this year.
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Gigi Hadid wore her bright blonde hair in a bun, with strands framing her face. Beauty-wise, she kept things simple, and went for a light blush-colored eye, a slight feline flick and a nude lip. She also sported a poppy blue manicure to offset the vibrant hue of her dress.

There were several famous faces in attendance. Celeste, Mj Rodriguez, designers Harris Reed and Chet Lo, Little Simz, Kai-Isaiah Jamal and Bimini Bon-Boulash partied at Chiltern, while Sabrina Elba, Bukky Bakray and models Aweng Chuol, Devon Ross and Ella Richards were also dressed by Self-Portrait.
Originally published in Vogue.co.uk
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You can always rely on Gigi Hadid to deliver a head-turning party look. Case in point: the model’s contrasting pink and red gown by rising couturier Miss Sohee at IMG agent Luiz Mattos’s masquerade-themed 50th birthday bash in New York on Saturday night.
Opting for high glamour, Hadid paired the strapless dress – which featured a corseted bodice and molten skirt with a delicately-embroidered wave motif on the hem – with a pearl choker from Briony Raymond and white opera gloves. She completed the dramatic look with a feathered mask and a bold red lip.

Hadid’s gown is from Sohee Park’s autumn/winter 2022 collection, which was supported by Dolce & Gabbana. The South Korean-born designer, who also counts Cardi B, Ariana Grande and Gemma Chan among her fans, places an emphasis on using sustainable materials, with the collection featuring upcycled fabrics from the D&G archive, as well as abaca, a fabric made from banana leaves.
Craftsmanship, too, is central to Park’s designs: a traditional Korean folk art called Minhwa, or “paintings of the people”, has influenced her creations. “For me, embroideries are like art, like paintings telling a story,” she previously told Vogue. “And Minhwa is such a beautiful, rich Korean tradition; I wanted to share it with the world.”
Originally published in Vogue.co.uk
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