Bella Hadid Embraces the hot Librarian Look in Two Vintage Outfits

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Fresh off her Rookie of the Year win, Bella Hadid is roping in some serious street style—reminding us it’s not just horse riding that she excels at.

As she stepped out in New York City on Friday, the supermodel embraced the bookish theme of her Ôrebella Alchemy Library pop-up. True to her iconic vintage collection, she headed to the event in a snug double denim ensemble from Roberto Cavalli’s spring 2002 collection, flaunting a contoured corset jacket and a matching pencil skirt adorned with eyelets.

For a touch of modern luxury, Hadid carried an oversized black croc Saint Laurent Sac de Jour bag, pairing the purse with tall black leather stiletto boots. In the spirit of the Alchemy Library pop-up, she also threw on a pair of Bayonetta glasses, helping her ace the geek-chic look she popularized last year. Naturally, the model looked a bit more radiant than your average librarian, thanks to her bouncy blowout, glowing glam, and a smattering of gold and diamond rings.

Later in the night, the fragrance mogul slipped into a different aesthetic as she returned from the Ôrebella event—at least, judging by the red gift box she carried, adorned with branded wrapping and cream ribbons. For the occasion, she leaned into the boho renaissance with an eggshell suede jacket, which featured a white fur lining and a white mohair knit trim. She styled the (presumably vintage) outerwear with a satin white dress that boasted a ruched bust as well as two silver eyelets, with one adorned by a flowing white ribbon.

Wearing the same jewelry as before, Hadid added a bit more bling to her look with a pair of knee-high brown leather boots, decorated with contrast white stitching and shiny metallic straps. This time, she left the glasses at home, letting her peachy makeup speak for itself. As she turned in for the night, she smiled and waved to the paparazzi, proving this certainly wasn’t her first rodeo.

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