Make Page Six a Preferred Source Bella Hadid is ready for fall. Diggzy / BACKGRID You can never go wrong with a little black dress.
Endlessly versatile and eternally classic, a great LBD can go from day to night with just a few small styling tweaks — a fact Bella Hadid seems to know well.
Earlier this month, the supermodel stepped out in NYC wearing Mpaz Studio’s Camille Keyhole 3/4 Sleeve Minidress casually layered beneath a khaki trench and paired with Vivaia ballet sneakers, a Nike baseball cap and a suede Saint Laurent bag.
BUY NOW $95.00 With its sweetly buttoned keyhole neckline, 3/4 sleeves and flirty A-line silhouette, Hadid’s mini offers countless styling possibilities; the star could’ve easily swapped her sneakerinas for kitten heels and ditched her jacket to take the laid-back look into evening.
Priced at $95 and available in sizes XXS through XL in both black and ivory, the Jane Birkin-inspired dress is made from soft, stretchy organic Peruvian cotton jersey — so it’s machine washable, too. (Just be sure to use the gentle cycle and lay it flat to dry afterward.)
BUY NOW $70.00 Founded in 2022 by designer Paz Morales, Mpaz Studio is designed in Los Angeles and produced in ateliers in Bogotá, Colombia, Morales’ birth country.
Fans of the Camille’s bateau neckline and mid-length sleeves might also consider the lace-trimmed Colette 3/4 Sleeve Boat Neck Top, which Alix Earle modeled on Instagram in August along with a vintage Prada Sport skirt.
Like Hadid’s dress, it’s a cinch to dress up or down, and the sort of piece you’ll live in all season long.
This article was written by Elana Fishman, Page Six’s Style & Shopping Director. A passionate Swiftie and pop culture fanatic, Elana applies her celebrity fashion and beauty expertise to shoppable content for fellow fans as the host of video series including Currently Trending, Style Trial, Heart to Cart and Beauty Scoop — and by tracking down every Taylor Swift-worn style so you can shop it, too. Elana consults celebrity stylists on the latest street style and red carpet trends and predictions, researches which celebrity-backed brands and products are worth it and chats with the stars themselves for beauty and fashion recommendations. Prior to Page Six Style’s inception in 2018, Elana covered celebrity fashion at Vox Media, Lucky, Marie Claire and Teen Vogue.
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