Bella Hadid do not reign in her western hornand soon.
The 28-year-old model proved she’s still country on Wednesday, January 21, when she wore a ranch coat and cowboy boots on the streets of New York City.
Since her romance with the rodeo star Adam Banuelos started at a gallop last summer, the the couple kissed a country-western style – replete with jeans, leather chaps and, of course, ten-gallon hats. Hadid, 28, is a longtime equestrian herself — and the founder of Orebellea line of perfumes with a special scent named after a beloved horse from his youth, Nightcap.
After spending years training and dressing the part, it was only a matter of time before Hadid made a surprise appearance in a December 2024 episode. Yellow stonewhere she was able to wear several pieces of her own clothing. Costume designed by Johnetta BooneSadie’s wardrobe mimicked the plaid and denim uniform that Hadid had in regular off-screen rotation.
TheStewartofNY/GC Images Fashion loves equestrians – just ask Bella Hadid. Since kicking off her rodeo champion boyfriend, Adan Banuelos, earlier this year, the model has been embodying western style with plenty of cutoff denim Daisy Dukes, leather cowboy boots, wide-brimmed suede hats and even real mini-chaps. But Hadid, 27, is far from being the first (…)
Indeed, the fur-lined coat Hadid took for a walk today also looked like it had been taken out of the closet of handsome Yellowstone Dutton ranch manager Kayce (Luke Grimes), otherwise Hadid is just as pleasant to look at, a truly handsome equestrian rider.
Hadid went urban cowgirl in extremely flared Wranglers with a raw-edged hem, founded atop sturdy black cowboy boots — much like the vintage pair she wore. Yellowstone.
Adding an extra layer of authenticity was an antique coin necklace, a lucky talisman that gave a flash of free-spirited sensibility to her casual look while braving the drop in temperature.
But our favorite accessory was a Y2K-era Scünci headband, which gave We a clear view of her latest hair transformation: deep burgundy highlights that felt right at home in the Big Apple.