As a celebrity and supermodel, Bella Hadid can take a few more risks with Zoom meeting attire than most working Americans. And she went there yesterday, wearing just an open blazer
and pants for her morning Zoom meeting with Vogue. "An hour early to the 9am zoom @voguemagazine #VogueForcesOfFashion," Hadid captioned her Instagram, which included several selfies of her look, shot from different angles. Some show more cleavage than others, but they're all tasteful:
In August, Hadid spoke to ELLE about her time in quarantine and how she sees the future of the fashion industry. Hadid had been outside of her home of New York City, quarantining at her family's farm in Pennsylvania at that point.
"I’ve had a lot of time to reflect during my quarantine, and I’m really eager to get back to work and make art again," Hadid said. "Moving into the next season, I hope we can find a proactive way to move forward in a safe, healthy way. I think that our sets will be smaller and more intimate, which will be nice for a change. We’ll also need to be aware of not using the same makeup brushes at shows, and implement many other health regulations to keep people safe. There is a lot to learn and a lot to do, but I feel with the right people, fashion can change everything."
She added that she doesn't feel nervous about using her platform to speak out on social issues, even if it costs her some fans. "Horrible tragedies happen worldwide on a daily basis, and I have a responsibility to speak up for the people who are not being heard or don’t have a platform," she said. "I’ve come to realize that it’s often not about what you say, but how you say it. I never feel nervous about expressing myself when I believe in something. I don’t want any of my followers to feel alienated by my posts, but there are things that I must speak up about. One post can educate a lot of people, and most of the time, what I write resonates with my followers and they realize that they are not alone. I hope people can feel empowered by that. If I am passionate about something, I will talk about it, and talk and talk and talk. For me, it’s not about losing followers or gaining followers, it’s about educating people and giving a platform to the voices that need to be heard."