The Versace ambassador was definitely off duty as Gigi Hadid was recently spotted out and about in olive green, tan, and loose fit, plus a pair of $120 Uggs.
The iconic shoe from 2000 returns in 2022.
The photos showed the blonde looking casually stylish as she wore a khaki green button-down jacket and a caramel-colored jumper both worn over a simple white shirt. Wrapping up her supermodel figure in a casual look, Gigi Hadid added black sweatpants and Ugg boots to complete the ensemble. The founder of Guest in Residence opted for Tazz slippers, a fashion staple for her.
Gigi Hadid proves that the Ugg boot trend is well and truly in. The supermodel made headlines in October for walking the runways at Paris Fashion Week, but also for her street style as she posed outside in the French capital.
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Here you can check out some recent pictures of Gigi Hadid.
Gigi continues to make headlines modeling other people’s clothes, but now she’s designing her own clothing brand, with 2022 bringing her cashmere and knitwear brand, Guest in Residence.
The sustainable brand has been getting a lot of press and Gigi tells Elle: “I think I have a pretty sustainable way of dressing. I buy things and consume them, but I try to mix them with things that I have always loved and appreciated. I hope these pieces can be ones that people try to recreate and find lots of different paths into their personal style.”
Bella Hadid’s sister also referred to her daughter Khai, shared with former One Direction singer Zayn Malik. “As a mom, you start thinking about what the trends and style might be when your child grows up and what you hope to pass on to her.
With that in mind, I think my intention with Guest in Residence is to be able to create pieces that are fun in their colorful designs, but classic enough to span many generations and be passed down,” the beauty continued.
“No matter where I’ve been a guest in residence, I’ve always been able to find a home within myself, my inner abode,” she said in a press release, adding, “I’ve tried to stay grounded despite the existential feeling that we’re guests on this planet and in our bodies… That we are guests in our clothes.”
