Bella Hadid Gets Groovy With a Fresh Set of Retro Bangs

Bella Hadid had already stolen the show at Milan Fashion Week, following a debut appearance on Prada’s fall 2026 runway that saw her modeling four looks—every circuit on the runway saw her shed a layer of clothing, finally revealing a finale knickerbocker set. Next, she took to the Milano streets to launch her first design collaboration with Italy’s ’90s-dominating denim brand Miss Sixty. And with that, a fresh set of bangs.

Stepping out of a Sprinter van to a legion of fans outside the Miss Sixty flagship, Hadid modeled an icy-blue denim set from her 35-piece line: an elongated bootleg jean, with a structured nipped-in waist jacket, which she paired with a white rollneck sweather and Anonymous Copenhagen pumps. Equal parts yeehaw and Y2K it-girl.

Her hair was in the much deeper, golden tone that she’s been sporting of recent. It was last Cannes Film Festival that Hadid debuted her dyed blonde hair after years as a coffee-toned brunette. Hadid, a natural blonde, stuck out the honey tones for a while, before upping the ante to a lighter and striking “supermodel blonde” on the Victoria’s Secret show runway in October—courtesy of her trusted colorist Jacob Schwartz. This latest look sees her return to a warmer tone, a perfect shade for the approaching spring.

Hadid also wore a freshly snipped set of bangs, feathery and light across her forehead. Not as curtainy as Farrah Fawcett, but groovy and retro-feeling nonetheless. Paired with loose, undulating waves that gathered just below the collarbones, it felt bouncy and light.

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It’s nowhere near the first time Bella has embraced the fringe. She wore her hair in a deep side sweept with some early aughts-esque side bangs for the Victoria’s Secret runway, and played around with a dense and razored set that ran straight across her forehead last July. Safe to say, Hadid is fearless when it comes to a hair transformation.

Bella Hadid on the Prada fall 2026 runway, where she modeled four times.

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Photo: Umberto Fratini / Gorunway.com