On Friday, Bella Hadid revealed her new summer look, a chic sleek bob that she gave teasing glimpses of on her Instagram Stories. In the first picture, Hadid is wearing a white robe and having her make up done. She leans into the mirror, but her hair is swept back. It still appears to be at its recent longer length.

The next picture shows half her face, which is just framed by the new cut, still wet. It looks like Hadid’s hair now comes to about her chin, and she may have some tiny bangs to frame her face.

Hadid was recently in France for Paris Fashion Week, to model Balenciaga’s 51st Couture Collection. She shared on Instagram that she almost missed her big moment because she had lost her passport.

“Lost my passport. got a new passport. landed at 530am. shoot at 7. show at 12,” she wrote. “Made it by the skin of my teeth.”

Hadid is currently dating art director Marc Kalman, and France has a special significance to them. Last July, they went Instagram official while attending the Cannes Film Festival. Page Six reported that they started dating in July 2020 and kept the relationship under wraps. Even though they are now openly together, Hadid tends to keep the relationship very private still.

“I think that’s why things have been able to last,” she said in an interview with Vogue. “When you give other people room to have opinions on things that are so personal to you, it poisons it.”

But Hadid is very open about her mental health struggles after a long period of hiding them. She has spoken openly about it on the internet and in that same interview, she discussed how she prioritizes her mental health now.

“Now everything that I do in my personal life is literally to make sure that my mental state stays above water,” she said. “Fashion can make you or break you. And if it makes you, you have to make a conscious effort every day for it not to break you. There’s always a bit of grief in love.”

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