Bella Hadid She is one of the most important supermodels of the moment, daughter of the Palestinian Jordanian Mohamed Hadid, has felt the conflict in the Middle East very closely. He always speaks out about it on his social networks, and now he has done so on Cannes.
The star who has said she is proud that “a Palestinian girl” has appeared on the cover of Vogue has revealed: “I will not stop talking about the systematic oppression, pain and humiliation that Palestinians constantly endure. With only love in my heart and an open mind to educate myself and learn more every day…”
The complex dress
During the film festival in France, she was seen wearing a controversial dress made with keffiyeh fabric, the same fabric used to make a type of traditional Arab headdress, the kufiya scarf.
This design has a characteristic pattern in red and white or black and white, which completely covered the outfit that Bella wore, through her stories on Instagram, she cited the designer, the artist of Iranian origin. Hushidar Mortezaie for the New York firm Michael and Hushi.
According to the designer, it was a technical achievement: “I made (the dress) out of keffiyeh fabric, which I still have nightmares about, because it wasn’t easy.”
