Gigi Hadid is fully embracing bold colors this spring—and we’re here for it!
After turning heads last week in a bright yellow peplum top, the Guest in Residence mogul switched things up with a striking sky blue ensemble for her appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday.
She stopped by the show to promote the Spring 2025 collection from her cozy-chic brand.
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Gigi Hadid Wows in Blue for 'Tonight Show' Appearance
For the occasion, the mother of one wore a look from Tom Ford’s Spring 2025 line, featuring a sleek sky blue leather shirt with a collared neckline left slightly unbuttoned, paired with high-waisted black dress pants.
She completed the outfit with light blue Jimmy Choo heels, effortlessly blending edgy and elegant.
“We wanted something tailored and elevated — yet easy and effortlessly chic. The new Tom Ford collection was perfect,” stylist Elizabeth Sulcer revealed to WWD.
The supermodel allowed the neckline of the shirt to take center stage as she styled her hair up in a sleek bun with a fringe on one side of her face.
Her fans flocked to Instagram to express their approval of the outfit.
"Love it! So classic."
"Gigi can wear ANYTHING!!!"
"Love the classic and simple style of this outfit."
Gigi Hadid Addresses Her 'Aging' Silver Hair in Paris
Last month, Hadid turned heads at the Le Grand Dîner du Louvre in Paris when she debuted a striking silver flipped lob.
While the bold look sparked mixed reactions—some fans felt the shade wasn’t the most flattering and said it made her look older—Gigi cleared the air during her chat with Jimmy Fallon.
She revealed it was just a wig and laughed off the buzz, calling the whole experience “fun” and playful.
"It was a wig,” she said. "It's so fun, like I get to do fun stuff."
"Everyone was freaking out," she admitted, but "that night, it was two Moschino dresses that had been, like, Frankenstein'ed together for this special thing at the Louvre, and sometimes you just have to go there with the whole thing."
