Bella Hadid Shimmers in Dior Costume Milla Jovovich Wore to Cannes in 1997

Bella Hadid stepped out in a bit of vogue historical past right now.

Though she’s not in Cannes anymore, the supermodel wore a glimmering throwback to the 1997 installment of the Cannes Film Festival competition whereas in London for her Orebella perfume launch get together.

Hadid, 28, sparkled in a silver V-neck metallic wrap gown from ​​John Galliano’s 1997 fall assortment that supermodel and Resident Evil actress Milla Jovovich wore that yr at Cannes.

Hadid paired the enduring gown — embellished with metallic ruffles and rosette decals — with silver Jimmy Choo pointed pumps. She completed the look with a diamond tennis necklace, rings, and heart-shaped earrings.

Magnificence-wise, Hadid tied her hair again in a slick ballet bun, including a number of white rosettes, whereas finishing the ensemble with an ever-so-slightly rosy make-up look. 

Almost 30 years in the past, Jovovich paired the shimmering gown with the identical gladiator-style heel that supermodel Hedvig Marie Maigre wore throughout its vogue week debut. The Fifth Ingredient star walked the crimson carpet within the Dior gown whereas attending the premiere of the Luc Besson-directed sci-fi motion movie.

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This yr on the Cannes Movie Pageant, Hadid wore a glossy again Saint Laurent robe that included a hip-high slit and facet cutouts displaying some pores and skin. Hadid paired the gown with stunning emerald earrings, a heart-shaped diamond ring, and Saint Laurent sandals embellished with rhinestones. 

Hadid’s robe appeared to function a wink on the competition’s announcement of the brand new dress code, during which “nudity is prohibited on the crimson carpet, in addition to in some other space of the competition” as a consequence of “decency causes.” Along with that, “voluminous outfits, particularly these with a big practice, that hinder the correct move of site visitors of visitors and complicate seating within the theater should not permitted.”