Gigi Hadid appeared on the latest Elle cover wearing a plunging crop tօp and small shօrts
No matter the situation, Gigi Hadid always manages to look hot, and she certainly did so on the Elle magazine cover for the month of March.
The 27-year-old wore a low-cut, V-neck blue bralette and briefs from her own clothing line, Guest In Residence, to display her impressively toned abs.
On the cover, Gigi was wearing short denim shorts from Polo Ralph Lauren, matching blue arm warmers from her own line, Cartier hoops, and her long blonde hair down in tight curls.
Another image from the shoot shows Gigi lying in bed entirely undressed, wearing only a pair of high-waisted Guest In Residence briefs and a pair of Loro Piana socks.
Gigi sat on top of a bed wearing a sheer cutout crochet Isabel Marant bodysuit underneath a sleeveless R13 top,
as if her photographs couldn’t get much sexier. She completed her ensemble with tennis bracelets from Tiffany & Co. and Fry Powers,
as well as over-the-knee ivory and black Free People socks. One of our favorite images from the shoot had Gigi wearing a crochet Guest
In Residence maxi dress that was entirely translucent and displayed her amazing legs. She accessorized with a Tiffany & Co. ring and an Elsa Peretti necklace.
Throughout the photo shoot, Gigi not only looked lovely but also opened up about the influence parenthood and her daughter Khai have had on her life.
She said, «She certainly sees me in every state and way, and whether or not she knows it, I’m going through and learning through life with her.»
«I think that she has a pretty realistic kind of 24/7, around-the-clock view,» she continued. If she’s up, we’re up talking in the middle of the night, talking about, I dunno, random stuff, but it’s fun.
Gigi gushed over Khai, saying, «Having a daughter has really helped me appreciate the turmoil as well. It changed my life and made me really want to feel more settled.
Being around friends [after] becoming a mother, with everyone also coming out of COVID, being at shows and shoots, and just being in the city again—I have an appreciation for both sides of it.
