The 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' alum is back to her modeling roots as she walks the runway at the Off-White Fall/Winter 2020 fashion show in Paris.
- Feb 28, 2020
AceShowbiz - Yolanda Hadid has made a comeback on the runway. On Thursday, February 27, the "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" alum surprised many when she joined her two model daughters, Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid, on the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week's Off-White Fall/Winter 2020 fashion show.
Marking her return to the modeling world, the 56-year-old presented a mixture between Parisian chic and urban street edge. Rocking a white graffiti-print blazer and a pair of navy pants, she carried a large clutch on her right hand and wore sharp rectangular sunglasses. Two oversized angular earrings and a black chain necklace completed her look.
After the show, the ex-wife of David Foster posed with her two daughters in front of a unique car installation. Gigi rocked a massive white tulle bridal dress with a blue one-shouldered turquoise hooded mac. The girlfriend of Zayn Malik also wore a pair of mismatched white and orange earrings on each ear. Her bronze mane was tied in a ponytail.
Bella, in the meantime, looked stunning in a one-shoulder black raincoat and a sheer pleated skirt. The ex-girlfriend of The Weeknd completed her look with black necklace and a pair of dark heels. She also let her straight raven hair down and framed her face. All of three outfits worn by the trio are designed by Virgil Abloh.
Yolanda was discovered by Dutch designer Frans Molenaar who asked her to fill in one of his model at his show. She went on to sign with Eileen Ford's agency and became a fixture at '80s and '90s Milan and Paris fashion weeks. Back in 2018, she hosted Lifetime's reality competition show, "Making a Model".
The Hadids were not the only models making their mark at the fashion show. Karlie Kloss has also turned heads when she hit the runway in a corset thigh-split gown. Flaunting her toned legs, the wife of Joshua Kushner sported scarlet rope detail sandals.
