Here's why Bella Hadid's Cannes 2021 appearance made headlines

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Updated At : 07:40 PM Jul 13, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, July 13

Supermodel Bella Hadid’s second appearance on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival 2021 has everyone talking. The 24-year-old, arrived at the premiere of ‘Three Floors’, wearing a Schiaparelli black dress teamed with a gilded brass neckpiece shaped as human lungs, adorned with rhinestones.

The necklace caught everyone’s attention, as it spoke to the ongoing global pandemic and the focus on its impact on the respiratory organs. The unconventionally low-cut dress which bared Hadid’s entire chest was form-fitting and featured padded shoulders and long sleeves.

For her previous look, Bella chose to wear a vintage Jean Paul Gaultier gown in monochrome with a sheer veil, wrapped as a halter neck. Pear-shaped diamond earrings, a diamond ring, and a heart-shaped ruby ring finished her look.–IANS

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