We see you, Hailey.
Anyone with a place in their heart for fashion houses from our region wins a place in ours, and this time around, it’s model Hailey Baldwin we’re talking about.
The 21-year-old beauty just wore a bold red beaded Zuhair Murad number to the New York premiere of The American Meme, a documentary about fame in the age of social media.
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That sounds fascinating, for one, but right now we’re talking clothes. This latest look isn’t the first time Baldwin was opted for a Middle Eastern designer, so we thought we’d review. Let’s get to it.
Here’s a better look at Baldwin’s latest Murad outfit. With sheer panels, geometric decoration, and a high halter neck, it’s super striking, and has the body-conscious fit Baldwin tends to favour. It’s a haute couture look from Murad’s spring 2018 collection.
Can we offer you another few angles of the look?
Love that crossover back.
Note the rusty eye makeup and loose waves in her blunt bob, too. Baldwin’s beauty game is always strong.
Back in March, Baldwin also went for Murad, this time at the I Heart Radio Awards. It’s pale gold rather than red, but the vibe is very much the same: more is more.
Here’s another look via the designer’s Instagram.
Baldwin was hosting that night, so you know she had to go for something high impact. We’d say this fits the bill.
And then, at the MTV Video Music Awards, in August last year, there’s this third Murad outfit.
It’s another jumpsuit, this time sleeveless and with a deep V neckline.
We love the big hoops Baldwin paired it with, and the nipped in waist. Outstanding.
For a different—but no less lovely—look at the amfAR gala last May, Baldwin wore fellow Murad’s fellow Lebanese designer Elie Saab.
That layered skirt and high slit bring the drama in a big way, and we love the artful ruching through the bodice.
It’s another winner. Great colour, too.
What will Baldwin wear next? Rest assured, we’ll keep you in the loop when it comes to her Middle East designed choices.
Images: Instagram, Getty
