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Bella Hadid Showed Her Palestinian Pride In A Keffiyeh Scarf Dress

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— Arnold Jerocki/GC Images/Getty ImagesBella Hadid has always been proud of her roots.Half Palestinian and half Dutch, the international model and ‘Ôrəbella founder is known for using her massive platform to share reputable resources in support of Palestine — which over the years earned her the title, princess of Nazareth among fans. So it made sense that Hadid would bring the attention back to her heritage when all eyes were on her in Cannes. A…

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Bustle

Bella Hadid Showed Her Palestinian Pride In A Keffiyeh Scarf Dress

2 months ago·New York, United States

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Bella Hadid makes a statement in keffiyeh dress at Cannes: 'Free...

The supermodel headed out for ice cream on Thursday while wearing a vintage outfit fashioned from an Arab garment known as a keffiyeh.

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Glamour UK

Bella Hadid wore a curly updo at Cannes and it's giving '90s prom

Bella Hadid looked stunning in a sheer, sequinned, black halter gown but her hairstyle is undeniably an elevated version of updos of the Y2K era.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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Vogue

Bella Hadid Expresses Her Palestinian Heritage in a Keffiyeh Dress

Bella Hadid is using fashion to honor her Palestinian heritage and hit the Cannes streets wearing a red and white keffiyeh dress.

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WWD

Bella Hadid Favors White-hot Dressing in Backless Jacquemus Look at Cannes Film Festival 2024

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Bella Hadid went backless in Jacquemus during the Cannes Film Festival on Thursday. The supermodel opted for a white midi dress featuring a draped back, adding on accessories by the French label, including an electric blue suede Le Bambino flap bag, black sunglasses and a pair of layered Les Doubles sandals…

2 months ago·United States

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