Bella Hadid has put on a jaw-dropping display as she continues to turn heads during Paris Fashion Week.
The supermodel, 25, made sure all eyes were on her as she stormed the catwalk at the star-studded Stella McCartney show wearing nothing but a sheer unitard and a nude thong.
Leaving little to the imagination in the see through ensemble, the brunette bombshell looked nothing short of sensational as she paraded her slender figure on the runway.
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The show-stopping number was covered in embellishments and boasted a high neckline, while Bella elevated her height by slipping into into a pair of nude mesh heels.
Bella’s older sister Gigi, 27, strutted her stuff at the same event, however slipped into an outfit slightly less revealing.
The blonde bombshell, who dated One Direction star Zayn Malik on and off for five years, sported a light brown jacket which she matched with a pair of leather trousers.
She teamed her outfit with a brown back and slipped on a pair of brown heels which boasted statement silver balls on the side.
Former Model of the Year Bella was already topic of conversation over the weekend after she had a dress spray painted onto her body in front of the crowds during the Coperni show.
Shocking the world, the Victoria’s Secret model set foot on the runway wearing just a tiny thong and white heels as she covered her chest with her hands.
Parading her svelte figure, she then held her hands above her head as layers of paint were slowly sprayed onto her body, creating the stunning garment.
Posing up a storm for the cameras, Bella made her way down the runway wearing the jaw-dropping number which featured a thigh-high split.
The chic fitted gown boasted an off the shoulder neckline and left the audience truly mesmerised as they watched her elegantly glide down the catwalk.
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