‘F**** where it came from’ Bella on style:Bella Hadid talks style, model...

‘F**** where it came from’ Bella on style



SHE’S one of the world’s most influential supermodels who can make a trend with one social media post.

But Bella Hadid has some advice for anyone trying to dress like her.

“If you see something you love, put it on. F*** where it came from,” Hadid said.

“Are we allowed to curse today? Oh, sh*t, I mean.”

The Victoria’s Secret model, 20, is the new face of Nike and the latest catwalk star to ink a deal with a major sporting brand. Her sister Gigi Hadid, 22, is an ambassador for Reebok, Kendall Jenner, 21, is a new signing to Adidas Originals. And Kylie Jenner, 19, and Cara Delevingne, 24, both have lucrative deals with Puma (Kylie’s is said to be worth $1 million).



Bella is already having a huge impact on the Nike brand, as the face of its rebooted Cortez sneaker.

This month, she sported the shoe with tennis-inspired outfits at the French Open in Paris and went for a Jenny From The Block look at the Los Angeles launch.



In LA, she teamed the sneakers with a black Nike crop top, a pair of glossy tracksuit pants, and a jacket that she only half-wore, slung loosely across her shoulders.

She paired the sporty outfit with fine gold necklaces and gold hoop earrings, wearing her hair half-up, half-down, slicked back with a white scrunchie (she’s the only model who can wear a scrunchie and still look high-fashion).



Hadid describes her style as “cool”, “classy” and “nasty”.

“I always go for some sick 70s style all the time, I think bell bottoms are dope,” Hadid said.

“And then you go through 80s — you go through colourful — and then 90s, of course, I represent the 90s all the way.”



Hadid — who used to date Starboy singer The Weeknd — confessed she has “the biggest sneaker collection ever”.

So how can you style a pair of sneakers like a supermodel?

“Anybody can put sneakers with a dope outfit and make it a little cooler,” Hadid said.

“I feel like for a minute, guys were allowed to wear sneakers and that was a staple piece for them.

“And now we can put them with a dress and it looks doper than it does with jeans,” Hadid said at the recent Cortez launch in LA.



The Los Angeles-raised model said the city had a huge impact on her personal style.

“The city does influence me,” Hadid said.

“You look around and you see the dopest girls, the dopest guys, the sickest style.

“Everyone looks so dope and different, and I think that’s what we’re all trying to be ... different and cool.

“My style has always been different ... I change it up a lot. I’ll come out in things that some people don’t understand, but that’s the great thing about fashion.

“You can kind of mix-and-match Nikes with an amazing dress and still have it look cool.”



Hadid turned heads last month when she wore a near-naked Alexander Wang mesh catsuit to US Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour’s Met Ball in New York, posing on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a G-string and exposed back.

With all her daring looks, Hadid said she stays true to herself.



My mom has always taught me since I was a kid, be yourself and if they don’t like you, they don’t like you, and if they do, they do,” Hadid said.

Her Nike campaign has been “the biggest turning point in my career”, according to Hadid, who is also a Victoria’s Secret model and the face of Dior Beauty.

“I’ve had the opportunity to do runway, to do Victoria’s Secret, and now, to be able to switch over and do sports as well,” Hadid said.