The supermodel looked stunning in a sheer, sequinned, black halter gown that obviously blows any prom or sorority formal dress out of the water, but Bella Hadid's hairstyle is undeniably an elevated version of updos the girlies were getting a couple decades ago.
We've all made regrettable hair decisions, and if you lived through Y2K and a few of its surrounding years you know that period was especially rife with opportunities to wear hairstyles that make you say “What was I thinking?” when you look at photos years later.
She looked stunning in a sheer, sequinned, black halter gown that obviously blows any prom or sorority formal dress out of the water, but her hairstyle is undeniably an elevated version of updos the girlies were getting a couple of decades ago. It starts with an outrageously sleek base that's pulled back into a high ponytail. “Where are the Y2K tendrils?” you ask? While they may not be framing her face, the ponytail is basically a tendril festival.
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