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Gigi Hadid bids her eyebrows goodbye for Vogue France September cover

Add Page Six on Google 5 Gigi Hadid is the September cover star of Vogue France. Vogue Gigi Hadid is lightening up for fall.

The supermodel stars on Vogue France’s September cover sporting a bold red lip, a black lace Saint Laurent gown, a set of stunning Graff earrings and bleached eyebrows.

If Hadid’s dress looks familiar, it might be because Zoë Kravitz wore a scoopneck version to the Met Gala in May.

At the time, Kravitz had just gotten engaged to Harry Styles, and she used the gown’s structured skirt and pockets to hide her engagement ring — a massive cushion-cut style by Jessica McCormack — while walking the the red carpet.

As for Hadid, this isn’t the first time she’s test-driven bleached brows in the name of fashion.

In 2022, Gigi and sister Bella both walked the Versace runway sporting dark, smoky eye makeup and dramatically lightened arches.

Gigi kept the look for the rest of Milan Fashion Week that season, too.

This time around, the beauty transformation appears to have been a temporary editorial choice; while it’s unclear when Gigi’s Vogue France cover shoot took place, she’s since been spotted out and about with her usual dark blond brows.

Time will tell if the catwalker switches up her signature look again this fall, when she returns to the runway for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

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