We study pretty much every outfit that Bella Hadid gets photographed in and can confirm that she'll basically try any denim trend that isn't skinny jeans, and that includes the controversial ones. Case in point: Earlier this week for a night out in London, Hadid wore a low-rise-jeans outfit that is making us want to add a pair to our wardrobe ASAP. So how did she make them look so good?
For starters, it's the type of jeans she chose: slouchy/baggy and full-length. (We're of the thinking that low-rise jeans shouldn't be tight in the least.) It's also key to expose the waistband a bit because what's the point of wearing them if the waist is completely covered? Hadid also opted for chic boots and a '90s-inspired combination of a sweater-vest and a plaid flannel shirt, which added to the effortless vibe.
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On Bella Hadid: Eytys Bronco Jacket ($1100), Lopes Vest ($210), and Titan Max Jeans ($330)
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