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Bella Hadid turns heads at Cannes in a see-through bra dress
Bella Hadid stunned audiences at Cannes this week when she appeared nearly naked in a braless and sheer Saint Laurent dress.
May 21, 2024, published at 8:00 am ET
Supermodel Bella Hadid stunned the crowd Cannes this week when she appeared nearly naked in a braless and sheer Saint Laurent dress for her first public event in more than a year, RadarOnline.com can report.
Hadid, 27, shared her striking red carpet appearance at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival premiere The intern in France Monday.
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Hadid, 27, shared her striking appearance on the red carpet of the 2024 Cannes Film Festival in France on Monday.
After a year out of the spotlight, Hadid opted for a sheer brown Saint Laurent dress that caught everyone’s attention.
Hadid’s midi dress is made of sheer, stretchy stocking fabric and has a bold design. The dress featured a plunging neckline, a sheer bodice and a sheer skirt with a controlled hemline.
The supermodel’s bold fashion choice highlighted Hadid’s long-awaited return to the world of high-profile events.
The Orabella fragrance founder also completed her ensemble with shiny Saint Laurent heels and stunning Chopard jewelry that added a touch of elegance to her red carpet look.
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After a year out of the spotlight, Hadid opted for a sheer brown Saint Laurent dress that caught everyone’s attention.
Meanwhile, her hair was styled in glamorous Old Hollywood waves and Hadid oozed confidence as she stepped back into the spotlight after her long break.
If RadarOnline.com noted, Hadid took one pause from both her modeling career and her public appearances after dealing with health issues, including a surprising battle with Lyme disease.
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The supermodel’s surprise presence at Cannes this week marked a key moment as she once again embraced the glamor and excitement of the prestigious film festival.
Known for her impeccable style choices, Hadid has graced the Cannes red carpet with several iconic looks over the years.
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The supermodel’s bold fashion choice highlighted Hadid’s long-awaited return to the world of high-profile events.
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From a memorable plunging black Schiaparelli dress to a daring red high-slit dress from Alexandre Vauthier Couture, the supermodel consistently made a statement with her fashionable outfits at the French Film Festival.
Prior to her Cannes appearance this week, Hadid had last attended a public event in March 2023, when she attended the opening of Stanton Social Prime at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
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Fans and fashion enthusiasts alike have been eagerly awaiting Hadid’s return to the red carpet, and her latest stunning moment in Cannes undoubtedly sparked new excitement for the model’s future appearances.
If RadarOnline.com Previously reported, Hadid’s breathtaking performance at Cannes this week also came just a month after the model settled a federal lawsuit for alleged copyright infringement in connection with an Instagram post.
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Prior to her Cannes appearance this week, Hadid had last attended a public event in March 2023.
Chosen Figure LLC, a photography and licensing company, claimed that one of their photographers took a photo of Hadid outside the model’s apartment in August 2020. The company also said the image had been copyrighted.
The company claimed that Hadid then took the photo and posted it to her Instagram page without paying a licensing fee or asking for permission.
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Chosen Figure argued that Hadid received a direct “financial benefit” by publishing the image on her social media. Additionally, the company said it ruined their chances of licensing the image and making money from the image.
The parties settled the dispute out of federal court in April for an undisclosed amount.
