Bella Hadid, known for her prowess on the catwalks of high fashion, is taking a detour down the dusty trails of Texas, fully immersing herself in cowboy culture. The model, who is currently romantically linked with a real-life cowboy named Adan Banuelos, recently showcased her affinity for Western style with a modern twist.
In a recent glimpse into her rodeo night escapade, Hadid was seen cheering on Banuelos as he competed, mingling with other rodeo attendees, and donning a striking Western ensemble.
Paired with her signature low-rise leather riding pants, the supermodel rocked a stringy halter top adorned with delicate embroidery and a daring backless design.
Hadid’s deep-rooted passion for horse riding since her childhood days seamlessly merges with her newfound love for Western fashion.
Hadid topped off her look with a classic brown cowboy hat, framing her tousled locks, and a two-toned shoulder bag.
However, the standout piece of her outfit was a dazzling riding belt, a prize from Banuelos’ win at The American Performance Horseman competition earlier that year, where he triumphed while riding his dependable horse, Storyteller.
Completing her look with silver rings on her fingers and casually throwing a loose leather jacket over her shoulders, Hadid effortlessly radiated a blend of Western charm and contemporary glamor.
Yet, it wasn’t only her clothing that reflected Hadid’s cowgirl style. Her makeup captured the rugged yet glowing essence of the West, featuring a shimmering matte foundation that highlighted her natural beauty.
Accentuating her eyes with smudged kohl and earthy brown eyeshadow, she added a touch of blush to her cheeks and nose for a sun-kissed radiance. Completing the ensemble, her lips were adorned with a soft, petal pink shade, adding a final touch of subtle elegance to her overall look.
When it comes to her nails, Hadid prefers a short, rounded shape. It is more practical without compromising on grace. She demonstrates that a little wear and tear only adds character, much like the weathered hands of seasoned riders.