The model, along with Nicole Kidman and Isabelle Huppert, played CEO in the brand's latest collection.
No, that isn’t drag queen Miss Fame posing as the extremely chic CEO of a Fortune 500 company, or a young Miranda Priestly on her first day as the Editor-in-Chief ofIt’s a blonde Bella Hadid in the latest Balenciaga campaign, showing off the almost-white hair color for the first time.
The Garde-Robe line, which was initially presented at Balenciaga’s resort 2023 show, fittingly held at the New York Stock Exchange in May 2022, provides “a modern take on idealized elements of wardrobe staples.” Because of that, the setting of an executive suite is perfect for the campaign. Shot by photojournalist Joshua Bright, the photos portray “typified businessperson attitudes: boredom, stress, overconfidence, indulgence.
, for their collaboration with Adidas, which saw Hadid in a high-up office once again, yet wearing an oversized red tracksuit. That must have been casual Friday, but now it’s Monday and it’s time to get back to work.
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