Bella Hadid is gradually making her comeback to the modeling world, and she turned heads with her latest shoot for Miss Sixty’s Winter ’25 campaign.
She embraced a biker-chic aesthetic, sporting a baggy leather jacket with puffed sleeves and belts at the cuffs. Beneath the jacket, the supermodel wore a lace cami top with zig-zag hems, offering a glimpse of her toned midriff. Black shorts layered over sheer leggings completed the look. Her blonde hair with blunt bangs added a 90s disco-inspired flair.
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Other standout outfits in the campaign included a pair of side-tie jeans paired with a figure-hugging tank top, delivering an edgy yet stylish vibe.
Her fans flocked to the comments to show their support for the Arabella founder.
"You're such an icon; I'm really so proud of you, and I love seeing you achieving success," one fan said. A second wrote, "She knows she's perfect." A third commented, "Keep glowing, angel B."
For World Mental Health Day, the Orabella founder opened up about her invisible struggles with anxiety and depression in a heartfelt Instagram post.
The model, who is also coping with the debilitating effects of Lyme disease, candidly shared her journey with fans, emphasizing that facing mental health challenges is not a sign of weakness.
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Bella Hadid Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles
“For millions of children around the world, quality mental health care is still out of reach,” she wrote. “Something I’ve carried for many years is the weight of anxiety and depression. It can sometimes feel all-consuming, paralyzing, and invisible to the outside world, leaving you in tears before starting your day, wondering why your mind feels so heavy when life around you seems so bright. There is often a deep sense of shame that comes with mental health struggles. I sometimes wonder how life has blessed me and how my body and mind are filled with the weight of sadness, depression, and debilitating anxiety on a regular basis.”
The 29-year-old continued to add that no one is alone in this, and help is always available. “Over the years, I’ve learned that this is not a weakness—it’s a part of me. my sensitivity, my awareness, my empathy. In many ways, it can be a superpower. It’s what makes us human, and these parts of me have helped me understand myself and others more deeply. Whoever deals with this daily too, I want you to remember that you are not alone. and I love you so much.”
Bella’s heartfelt post comes less than a month after she gave fans an emotional glimpse into her physical health struggles while managing the side effects of her Lyme disease diagnosis. The post included photos of her summer in a quaint European town, interspersed with images of her connected to medical bags and tubes.
