Bella Hadid turned heads in east London on Friday — not on the runway, but outside popular fried chicken spot Morley’s.
The 28-year-old American model wasn’t there for a snack however.
She was seen leaving the takeaway after filming an interview for the hit YouTube series Chicken Shop Date, hosted by Amelia Dimoldenberg, where celebrities chat over fried food.
In pictures published by The Sun, Hadid looked stylish in blue jeans, a brown top and a matching frilled cardigan.
She wore her blonde tresses down and in loose curls and accessorised with gold earring and sunglasses.
The younger sister of fellow model Gigi Hadid is currently in the capital to launch her Orebella fragrance brand at Selfridges.
The swanky launch party took place Sessions Arts Club, a grand Grade II listed building in Clerkenwell.
VIP guests including Kim Jones, Conner Ives, Amelia Windsor, Olivia Neill, Camille Charrière, Charli Howard, Maddi Waterhouse and more were invited to experience Orebella’a alcohol-free, bi-phase perfumes through an immersive scent journey, custom cocktails, and a live DJ set from Kim Turnbull & Tommy Gould.
Prior to that, the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star had been in attendance at Cannes Film Festival.
Last year, she sparked outrage on the red carpet after going braless in a sheer light brown dress at the premiere of The Apprentice at the annual event in the South of France.
This year, she was notably dressed in a more reserved manner in a custom Saint Laurent black gown with a thigh-high split for the premiere of Leave One Day on Tuesday.
Her change in style comes after her previous look was reportedly used by bosses as an example of what not to wear by those intending to come.
A source told The Sun: “A memo was sent round to chauffeurs so they could see what is and is not appropriate for the red carpet.
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“Bella’s nude dress was an example of what would go against the new dress code.
“The organisers don’t want to stop people expressing themselves, but want to avoid stars looking completely naked on the carpet.”
