Bella Hadid showcased her stunning figure on her latest outing.
The 27-year-old supermodel – who recently celebrated the release of her latest perfume – maintained her cowgirl era as she looked stunning in a western-inspired look while out in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
She showcased her taut tummy and model legs in a tiny, red tie-up top and Daisy Dukes.
Her tiny shorts were held up by a brown belt as she sported a pair of black cowboy boots.
Bella Hadid maintained her cowgirl era as she looked stunning in a western-inspired look while out in Los Angeles on Wednesday
She accessorized with a pair of aviator sunglasses and multiple bracelets and rings.
Her raven-colored tresses were worn down as she showcased her natural looks with minimal make-up on her face.
This came days after she celebrated the release of her latest perfume in style as she threw a glamorous party for her friends.
The supermodel looked incredible at the bash as she slipped into a plunging white gown that showed off her toned figure.
In posts shared to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday, she documented the party, which was themed around an enchanted forest.
Guests were treated to astrology readings and sipped on cocktails and nibbled on fruit platters before trying out the new fragrance, Nightcap.
Bella also shared a snap from the day before in which she looked radiant in a low-cut black gown while catching up with her childhood friends.
Bella launched Orebella in April, with the first perfume available the following month.
The 27-year-old supermodel showcased her taut tummy and model legs in a tiny, red tie-up top and Daisy Dukes
This came days after she celebrated the release of her latest perfume in style as she threw a glamorous party for her friends
Bella also shared a snap from the day before in which she looked radiant in a low-cut black gown while catching up with her childhood friends
in April, Bella opened up to Harper’s Bazaar about the brand, sharing: ‘I never had a fragrance I was so obsessed with that made me feel unique and different.
‘I started making my own and started making decks about it.’
‘Then, all of a sudden, I had conversations with myself about my future and, like, what excited me, and it really was bringing something that was so personal to me to the world, and having the opportunity for people to see my heart and my brain.’
‘Creating Orebella was the best form of therapy, especially just using my brain again and educating myself on different things and knowing the business behind all of this, but also being able to stay true to who I am.’
In regards to the fragrances, Bella later expressed: ‘I want people to really know that for me, there is something really nostalgic about the first three scents that we’re launching now…
‘Or the ones that I’ve already made that we’ll be launching later this year, if all goes well. I want people’s emotions to be triggered when they smell them.
‘I want people to feel nostalgic of something from their childhood or, you know, have a sense of peace knowing all of our experiences are not singular…’
In posts shared to her Instagram Sto
ries on Wednesday, she documented the party, which was themed around an enchanted forest and saw Bella lark around with chunks of ginger
Guests were treated to astrology readings before trying out the new fragrance, Nightcap
The group sipped on cocktails and nibbled on fruit platters at the whimsical launch party
Bella’s party outing comes after she broke her silence on the controversial Adidas campaign she recently starred in.
The pro-Palestinian star penned a lengthy message to her followers and began with, ‘For those of you who do not know my heart, I want to make sure you’re hearing directly from me about my recent campaign with adidas.’
Bella expressed she ‘would never knowingly engage with any art or work that is linked to a horrific tragedy of any kind.’
‘In advance of the campaign’s release, I had no knowledge of the historical connection to the atrocious events in 1972. I am shocked, I am upset, and I am disappointed in the lack of sensitivity that went into this campaign.’
Bella further explained, ‘Had I been made aware, from the bottom of my heart, I would never have participated.’
‘My team should have known, adidas should have known and I should have done more research so that I too would have known and understood, and spoken up.’
The model added that she ‘will always speak up for what I believe to be wrong. While everyone’s intentions were to make something positive, and bring people together through art, the collective lack of understanding from all parties undermined the process.’
‘I do not believe in hate in any form, including antisemitism,’ Bella continued, adding, ‘That will never waiver, and I stand by that statement to the fullest extent.’
The media personality also shared that, ‘Connecting the liberation of the Palestinian people to an attack so tragic, is something that hurts my heart.’
Bella proved to be her own best advert for the perfume as she modelled strings of diamonds
‘Palestine is not synonymous with terrorism and this campaign unintentionally highlighted an event that does not present who we are.’
Bella stated that she is a ‘proud Palestinian woman’ and expressed ‘there is much more to our culture than the things that have been equated over the past week.’
‘I will forever stand by my people of Palestine while continuing to advocate for a world free of antisemitism. Antisemitism has no place in the liberation of the Palestinian people.’
In conclusion, Bella wrote, ‘I will always stand for peace over violence, any day. Hate has no place here, and I will forever advocate for not only my people, but every person world wide.’
The supermodel starred in the campaign to promote the relaunch of the Adidas SL72 sneakers released in 1972 – with athletes sporting the shoes during the Olympic games in Munich of that same year.
However, the shoe company received backlash after the campaign released – which prompted Adidas to issue an apology for the ‘completely unintentional’ connection to the ‘tragic historical events.’
A source recently told DailyMail.com that Bella hired lawyers after being dropped from the ad following backlash.
Bella’s party outing comes after she broke her silence on the controversial Adidas campaign she recently starred in
Adidas released a statement apologizing for the ‘unintentional mistake’ and ‘negative impact.’
‘Connections continue to be made to the terrible tragedy that occurred at the Munich Olympics due to our recent SL72 campaign,’ the sportswear brand began
.
‘These connections are not meant and we apologize for any upset or distress caused to communities around the world. We made an unintentional mistake.’
Adidas apologized ‘to our partners, Bella Hadid A$AP Nast, Jules Koundé, and others, for any negative impact on them and we are revising the campaign.’
