Add Page Six on Google Gigi Hadid is feeling the love.
The supermodel was one of the approximately 100 A-list guests at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding rehearsal dinner at Madison Square Garden Thursday night, and leaned into the theme with a fresh haircut.
Hadid’s hairstylist, Dimitris Giannetos, posted a look at her honey blond locks, styled in a curled-under blowout.
“I wanted to create the updated version of the C-cut giving this evening to Gigi some Love Layers (aka heart shape layers)!,” Giannetos wrote on Instagram.
He explained that he created “a bit more lift on the roots and the first layers start hitting a little below the chin till the tips of the hair ! It creates basically an illusion of heart shape layers!”
In photos obtained exclusively by Page Six, Hadid was spotted heading to the party, joined by boyfriend Bradley Cooper in a dapper three-piece suit.
Fellow Swift BFF Ashley Avignone also rode along in the SUV, clad in what appeared to be a one-shouldered purple gown.
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Hadid and Swift have been friends for over a decade, and the bride-to-be spent hours at the star’s NYC home on Wednesday, surely gabbing about the weekend to come.
While fans didn’t get a glimpse at what Hadid wore to the rehearsal dinner, other noted BFFs including Selena Gomez and Abigail Anderson Berard were all dolled up for the evening. The “Only Murders in the Building” star wore a black lace dress with more than $40,000 worth of diamonds, and Swift’s childhood bestie chose a butter yellow caped slip style from Reformation.
With more than 1,000 people reportedly invited to Friday night’s wedding bash, also to be held at MSG, we can imagine Hadid — who has walked runways for Miu Miu, Versace, Jacquemus and more — will be dressed to the nines.
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