The model Bella Hadid is once again making headlines, but this time it's not another inflammatory post against Israel, but rather a fashion show starring her that manages to drive the web crazy.
Bella Hadid at the Copernicus fashion show
The 25-year-old model is known as a leading activist of the BDS organization.
She often speaks out against Israel and incites against the state and the army, and only recently revealed that close friends abandoned her because of her support for the Palestinians.
Bella Hadid went on stage with only underwear, photo: AFP
As mentioned, Hadid swept the net last weekend.
Of course, she was not swallowed up among the hundreds of models who walked the catwalk during Paris Fashion Week, and stunned the audience when she closed the show of the Coperni fashion house.
She hit the runway wearing tiny white panties, high heels and covering her bare chest with both hands.
Even before the audience had time to recover from Hadid's partial nudity, three people dressed in black bodysuits appeared, and began to spray the model with white spray, which turned into a white latex dress before the astonished eyes of the spectators.
A latex dress obtained by spraying the material.
Bella Hadid, photo: AFP
The preparation of the dress was finished after about 15 minutes, and then the final touch was made - the suspenders were lowered to her arms and created an off-shoulders cut, and a slit was cut in the dress that exposed her leg.
The result is a body-hugging couture dress, with which Hadid walks the runway.
Final touches, photo: AFP
Those who stand behind the show, which became the most talked about topic on the network last weekend, are Sebastian Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, the fashion designers of the Coperni fashion house.
The technology behind the extraordinary fashion display is engraved with the name of Dr. Manel Torres, who invented the spray technology known as Fabrican more than a decade ago. It is a liquid containing cotton fibers or synthetic materials, soaked in a polymer solution that evaporates when it makes contact with the body. Hardens into a garment, it can be removed and turned back into a reusable liquid.The resulting fabric feels like suede, and can also be washed.
Hadid and the designers after the successful show, photo: AFP
The pair of designers, known for their innovative and well-known designs, wanted to dedicate the unique fashion show to women all over the world.
"That's why the women in the world. The women in every city, in every desert, in every club that amplifies the space and oxygen and fills emptiness and shadows," reads the message the two issued to the media.
"That's why the prostitutes and the heroines. To everyone who inspires us every day to think beyond tomorrow. We dedicate this collection to them," they wrote.
A body-hugging couture dress made by Fabrican, photo: AFP
The pair of designers also did not forget to praise Hadid, the star of their show: "Thank you Bella Hadid for this magical moment, which will remain etched in our hearts and minds forever," the two wrote in a post they uploaded to their brand's Instagram account documenting the show.
"Thank you for the trust, the love and the breathtaking performance. We are so proud of what we have created together," they added and asked at the end to also thank Torres, without whom the show would not have been possible.
"All of this could not happen without Manel and his talent. When fashion meets technology," they concluded, and signed off with a heart emoji.
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So the future is here, but we'd rather leave Bella Hadid somewhere behind.
Hello and goodbye.
Bella Hadid, photo: AFP
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