Bella Hadid and Anwar: Cannes Date Night!

It was a family affair at the premiere of Garance during the 79th  on Sunday night. 

, a Cannes regular, brought her younger brother Anwar as her date to the red carpet event.

The model siblings pouted and posed their way along the vast red carpet on the French Riviera.

Bella, 29, looked stunning in a custom white strapless Prada gown accessorised with sparkling Chopard diamonds, whilst her younger brother, 26, let her shine in his classic tux.

Bella later changed into a figure-skimming nude dress with a diamante studded hem for her glam exit from the premiere.

It was a rare public appearance for Anwar who has kept out of the spotlight in recent years, focusing on his band HowVanish, while continuing work on his leather accessories brand, Obsidien.

In a recent interview with Wonderland Magazine, Anwar revealed how Bella and their sister Gigi have supported his varied career over the years.

'We’re very supportive on an emotional level, but they’ve always trusted my path,' Anwar explained.

Of his pivot away from modelling, he added that following his sisters down the runway never felt like a natural plan.

'I used to cry when people took pictures of me when I was little; I really don’t like it. So the way my life turned out and who I am is not a surprise to my family.'

'They trust my timing and support me. The people who love me know I pursued music to pave my own path, and they let me do that.'

Bella meanwhile had her own career hiatus last year, and has been gaining her strength back after landing in the hospital  with symptoms stemming from her 13-year battle with chronic neurological Lyme disease.

Bella, her mother and Anwar contracted tickborne illness in 2012 and 2013.

'You are relentless and courageous. No child is [supposed] to suffer in their body with an incurable chronic disease,' Yolanda captioned an Instagram post about her daughter in September.

'I admire your bravery and your willingness to keep fighting for health despite the failing protocols and countless setbacks you have faced.'

'There simply aren't words big enough for the darkness, the pain, and the unknown hell you've lived through since your diagnosis in 2013.

'You didn't really live, you learned how to exist inside the jail of your own paralyzed brain. I am so proud of the fighter that you are. You are not alone, I promise to have your back every step of the way, no matter how long this takes.'

Yolanda continued: 'This disease has brought us to our knees, but we always get back up. We will continue to fight for better days, together. You are a survivor. I love you so much my bada** Warrior.'