Bella Hadid looked like she stepped out of the early 2000s while wearing chunky hair highlights and a graphic tank top
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Amanda Krause
Oct 8, 2020, 22:21 IST
Bella Hadid at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards.Jeff Kravitz/MTV VMAs 2020/Getty Images for MTV
Bella Hadid debuted a new hairstyle on Tuesday when she was photographed walking around New York City with chunky, orange-blonde highlights.
Both the hairstyle and her outfit could have been plucked straight from the early 2000s.
She wore a vintage Dolce and Gabbana tank top, gray sweatpants, plastic-rimmed glasses, and sneakers.
The model also carried a tiny purse, and donned a black face mask embellished with the phrase "I am a voter."
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Bella Hadid has a knack for bringing old beauty and fashion trends back.
On Tuesday, the model was photographed walking around New York City with chunky highlights that mirror hair trends from the early 2000s. Her orange-blonde streaks began just below her dark roots, and added a pop of color to her deep, brown hair.
Hadid completed the 2000s-inspired look with accessories from the earlier decade, including white sneakers, a tiny brown purse, and plastic-rimmed glasses. For jewelry, she donned hoop earrings, multiple bracelets, and layers of gold necklaces.
On Instagram, Hadid shared another look at her new hairstyle and coordinated outfit.
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The model, who turns 24 on Friday, seems to be a big fan of pulling inspiration from fashion trends that were popular throughout her childhood.
In October 2019, she showed her affinity for 2000s-inspired outerwear in a white cardigan that was embroidered with small cherries. To make the outfit even more reminiscent of the decade, Hadid also donned a butterfly-print top, dad sneakers, and sunglasses with colored lenses..
While attending a fashion show in Paris, France, she wore a tan, puffy coat over a blue crop top and matching, low-rise pants. All three garments were designed by Louis Vuitton and subtly featured the brand's logo — which called back to the logomania trend of the early aughts.
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