Bella Hadid

Back in March, Bella Hadid joined the cast of Ramy, comedian Ramy Youssef's autofictive dramedy about the life of a young Egyptian-American man roaming ...

[play a hot sheikh](https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2020/05/ramy-season-two-mahershala-ali), bringing Black Muslims more deeply into the show’s fold. You almost wish there was more there for Lena to do and say; more surrealist dialogue, or a narrative twist that could heighten the strangeness of her presence, playing off the fact that Hadid, of all people, is tackling this role. When offering up why she loves the NBC sitcom so much, she simply says: “The Office is really relatable. [Mourns the Loss of His “Queen,”](https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2022/09/kanye-west-lost-queen-kim-kardashian-instagram-never-sell-businesses-north-west-abc-news?itm_content=footer-recirc&itm_campaign=more-great-stories-092822)Kim Kardashian [High Anxiety in Hollywood](https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2022/09/high-anxiety-in-hollywood-warner-bros-discovery?itm_content=footer-recirc&itm_campaign=more-great-stories-092822): “Everyone Is Totally Drained and Burnt Out” The Office, a long-running series about the everyday foibles of a paper company office in Scranton, Pennsylvania, seems to literally be the only thing she knows, though she’s not able to talk about it with tremendous nuance or passion. [Lessons From the Latest Celebrity Cheating Scandal](https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2022/09/no-more-mr-wife-guy?itm_content=footer-recirc&itm_campaign=more-great-stories-092822) [Emma D’Arcy Takes the Targaryen Crown](https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2022/09/house-of-the-dragon-emma-darcy-rhaenyra?itm_content=footer-recirc&itm_campaign=more-great-stories-092822) The tip-off is her first line of dialogue: a poorly timed, “That’s what she said,” joke, a reference to the NBC sitcom’s most enduring punchline. Casting Hadid, who is half-Palestinian and is an extremely vocal advocate for Palestinian causes, for season three was yet another widening of the lens. Lena is passive and ASMR-level quiet in her line delivery, introspective about the only topic that has taken up all available real estate in her mind. The more she talks, the worse it gets. Back in March, Bella Hadid joined the cast of Ramy, comedian Ramy Youssef’s autofictive dramedy about the life of a young Egyptian-American man roaming around New Jersey and exploring different aspects of his Muslim faith.

The model wore paint. Bella Hadid appeared in the Coperni fashion show during Paris Fashion Week 2022 on Friday, but her outfit was a DIY affair.

She also appeared in London earlier this week for Burberry, and Milan and New York City before that. this is art.” Another [said](https://twitter.com/MitondoTime/status/1575931061259108353?s=20&t=CAIFxO6ynsFcMU3a5gToLg), “Fashion becoming actually really entertaining again is the world healing.” 12

During Paris Fashion Week, Coperni reminded everyone of '90s Alexander McQueen with a dress spray painted on Bella Hadid's naked body for the finale.

She entered the runway in a pair of white underwear, her chest covered with one arm, and left with a tight off-the shoulder asymmetrical white dress, complete with leg slit. [she is](https://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/a41150080/fendi-collina-strada-proenza-schouler-ss23-review/), by the way!) but because Bella Hadid closed the Coperni Spring 2023 show in a dress that was spray-painted onto her body using Fabrican, a material from a can that solidifies into wearable fabric. Everyone who was in the room for that Spring 1999 show recalls the entire audience leaning forward, mouths agape, as Harlow walked off the runway with black paint dripping off her collarbones.

The model closed the SS23 Coperni show as part of a truly innovative fashion moment.

The technique was pioneered by Spanish company Fabrican, with the special polymer becoming a solid, jersey-like fabric when it hits the body. The label’s distinctive egg-shaped It-bag was also given a solid gold makeover. As it soon transpired, however, this was far more than that, as, when it dried, it turned into real fabric that had also been seen across looks throughout the collection.

'Ramy' creator and star Ramy Youssef unpacks the third season of his Hulu show, which features Bella Hadid's acting debut and a polygamy plot line.

There are people who are very uncomfortable with sex, and they watch the show and go, “Man, all these people are doing is having sex!” But then there are people who, religion is really not for them, and they watch like, “Man, all these people are doing is praying!” So I do think, for spiritual people, that is a real spiritual break. I couldn’t tell for sure: Does Ramy take his socks off before making wudu and cleansing himself in the ocean to pray? In the room, we started talking about open relationships, and then we started talking about polygyny, and reconciling these things in a modern framework. There’s so many conventions in this show that feel like a traditional sitcom — the two wives episode feels like a sitcom premise, but you’d never see that on “Seinfeld” … This show has all kinds of little miracles and questions of what was meant to be and what wasn’t, because we’re dealing with spirituality. I called her, like, “Look, I really want you to do this character, and I’m putting you in a tough situation because if you don’t do it, I actually don’t know who could do it.” Her character is kind of emblematic of something we always do as a show, which is to take something that might be classic or even trope-y, but go into it in a way that feels unexplored. A bunch of people found that they were just mostly watching “The Office” when they were dating somebody — this joke of “The Office” being enough to keep two people together. The way the episodes are designed, we see Ramy alone a lot, and we see his family and even his friends together without him. He’s more concerned about the dog than he even is about his mom because of this subconscious guilt — more than guilt. Season 3 opens with Ramy making a difficult decision about whether or not he should travel to Israel for business, being a supporter of Palestine and the BDS movement. After Season 2 finale “You Are Naked in Front of Your Sheikh” saw Ramy confess to Zainab (MaameYaa Boafo) on their wedding night that he’d cheated on her with his own cousin (Rosaline Elbay) the night before, Season 3 begins with a full embrace of the dirtbag Ramy has become. In lieu of God, Ramy searches for meaning in his nights with a sex worker named Olivia (Sarita Choudhury), and the two accidentally kill Boomer.

Wearing nothing but nude underwear, the model got her finale look painted on in front of the audience.

It's an especially fitting technological demonstration for Coperni, which has built a business on ['60s-era retrofuturism](https://fashionista.com/2021/01/retro-futurism-definition-fashion-designers) since its 2013 launch. [Coperni](https://fashionista.com/designers/coperni) — the buzzy French label co-founded by Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant — paid homage to the historic moment in its own way. But none were so instantly iconic as the late designer's [Spring 1999 womenswear collection](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErE7O5NceGQ), which saw supermodel Shalom Harlow walk out in a crisp, all-white dress that a pair of mechanical robots spray-painted with black and yellow graffiti.

At the SS23 fashion show in France, the famous model went from nearly nude to a full dress in a few cans of sprayed-on wonder material.

Attendees watched as techs circled Hadid and sprayed the fabric over her body in the shape of a dress, and, after some careful adjusting, she walked down the runway in an outfit you'd be hard-pressed to tell had been formed on the spot. It doesn't seem like Fabrican will be the next mass-market trend, though. The model was the world-famous Bella Hadid and the dress was made of

Ramy Youssef, the show's creator and star, talks about show's enormous popularity and other decisions related to it.

The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). [Oscar](/topic/oscar)winner [Mahershala Ali](/topic/mahershala-ali)in the cast in season two was a pleasant surprise. The third season of the famous Hulu series Ramy, starring Ramy Youssef, will premiere on September 30 with 10 brand-new episodes. The third season of Ramy has 10 episodes in total, which is now available to watch on Hulu. [Bella Hadid](/topic/bella-hadid)has been cast in the [Hulu](/topic/hulu)comedy Ramy, which has received positive reviews from critics. On September 30, the debut episode of the show's third season aired.

Bella Hadid stepped onto the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week wearing nothing but a G-string. Then, something truly spectacular happened.

this is art.” Another [said](https://twitter.com/MitondoTime/status/1575931061259108353?s=20&t=CAIFxO6ynsFcMU3a5gToLg), “Fashion becoming actually really entertaining again is the world healing.” She also appeared in London earlier this week for Burberry, and Milan and New York City before that. Stream more entertainment news live & on demand with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. [Vanessa Friedman](https://twitter.com/VVFriedman/status/1575934642951229440?s=20&t=CAIFxO6ynsFcMU3a5gToLg) and many others on social media, the model, 25, appeared on the runway in nothing but a pair of underwear and heels, covering her breasts while a team of three men spray painted her. Bella Hadid appeared in the Coperni fashion show during Paris Fashion Week 2022 on Friday, but her outfit was a DIY affair.

To conclude Coperni's Spring/Summer 2023 show during Paris Fashion Week on Friday, Bella Hadid was sprayed with a liquid that turned into a wearable dress.

What’s even more impressive about the pieces the liquid makes is that it can be removed and turned back into a solution. As shown by New York Times fashion critic Vanessa Friedman, Hadid stepped out in nude underwear as a group of scientists sprayed her with the liquid. Eventually they sprayed enough of the dress on Hadid that she was able to free her arms.

Ahead of 'Ramy' season 3, TZR chats with the show's costume designer Nicky Smith about evolving the lead's look and transforming Bella Hadid into a cute ...

“It’s better than using fast fashion and also it gives a little bit of interest and variety to what [the audience] sees,” says Smith. “That was one of the ways that we focused on keeping it sustainable, and still making sure that we were accurate with the storytelling,” she says. “A lot of corduroy, a lot of wool skirts, some sad flats, and pantyhose,” says Smith, pointing out the word “sad” refers to the character aspect of flats and not Lena’s actual Clarks shoes and Wolford hosiery. “Because at the end of the day, we may have access to so much, but there's nothing more beautiful than people bringing themselves and their culture [through their own clothing and accessories].” “There were little things like that that I really tried to incorporate to make people feel seen and to feel understood.” “We also asked people to bring in things of their own personal heritage, as well,” says Smith. “We wanted to make sure that we made choices that were very clear about that,” says Smith, who elevated his layering, like a green puffer vest from Zara over a bold marigold Uniqlo fleece for an important decision (and comedic tension-filled run-in with Ramy). “When I think of The Office, I think of normcore and a really simple, clean silhouette, like “At the end of the day, as costume designers, we're collaborators to work with people who know jewelry firsthand and who are literally making beautiful, real authentic diamond pieces,” Smith continues. Now a successful young entrepreneur in the Diamond District, Ramy’s own jewelry evolution also tells a story — from the silver pendant he carries over from earlier seasons (and that Youssef wears in his personal life) to the ice-encrusted chain link collar he casually wears with sweaters and T-shirts in later episodes. In debt and in breach of a marriage contract for a cool $100K, Ramy needs to increase his earning potential, stat. Facing the aftermath of his decision-making last time around, the confused millennial and first-generation Egyptian American — played by creator, writer, and director Ramy Youssef — is still on his well-intentioned but destructively wayward path to being a good Muslim (and person).

Ramy Youssef, the show's creator and star, talks about show's enormous popularity and other decisions related to it.

The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). [Oscar](/topic/oscar)winner [Mahershala Ali](/topic/mahershala-ali)in the cast in season two was a pleasant surprise. The third season of the famous Hulu series Ramy, starring Ramy Youssef, will premiere on September 30 with 10 brand-new episodes. The third season of Ramy has 10 episodes in total, which is now available to watch on Hulu. [Bella Hadid](/topic/bella-hadid)has been cast in the [Hulu](/topic/hulu)comedy Ramy, which has received positive reviews from critics. On September 30, the debut episode of the show's third season aired.

The third season of Hulu's critically-acclaimed comedy Ramy welcomes Bella Hadid to the cast. In an exclusive chat with E! News, creator and star Ramy ...

It really does in a really cool way." News, "so if anyone is going to come in, I just want it to feel like they were already in the world, but we just hadn't gotten to them yet." "With her, it just felt like, ‘Oh yeah, of course,'" Youssef revealed. [according to an interview with GQ](https://www.gq.com/story/bella-hadid-ramy-youssef-friendship), Youssef e-mailed Hadid out-of-the-blue and asked if she'd be interested in [appearing on Ramy](https://www.eonline.com/news/1346242/get-a-glimpse-of-bella-hadid-in-ramys-season-3-trailer). 30, has been very careful and intentional about who has entered the show's orbit since its inception—and for good reason. [Hulu's ](https://www.eonline.com/news/1342314/bella-hadid-to-star-in-ramys-weirdest-episode-yet) [Ramy](https://www.eonline.com/news/1342314/bella-hadid-to-star-in-ramys-weirdest-episode-yet), which dropped its third season on Sept.

Bella Hadid has taken a shining to retro staples like leg-warmers, slouch socks, lycra leggings and headbands. Vogue traces her obsession with nostalgic ...

Bella hasn’t quite gone full ’80s – undertones of her Noughties and ’90s style codes are still strong. Jane Fonda would be proud of her enthusiasm for such items. Retro accessories have become central to the model’s autumn wardrobe and somehow, she’s making it work.

The spectacle delighted attendees at the Coperni fashion show.

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Bella Hadid has closed the Coperni fashion show in Paris - with a rather different performance. The 25-year-old model appeared on the runway wearing sheer ...

Guests were given hints that they should expect something big from the Coperni SS23 show during Paris Fashion Week – but we very much doubt anyone could ...

‘The brand is named after Copernicus, the Renaissance-era astronomer, so it’s inspired by science, progress, innovation and technology,’ Vaillant told ELLE UK in an [interview](https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/a40585057/coperni-spotlight/) earlier this year, when they had already experimented with hand-blown glass handbags, antibacterial clothes and XR-shot campaigns. [Bella Hadid](https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/celebrity-style/articles/g30261/bella-hadid-style-file/) emerging in nothing but nude underwear, before a group of scientists sprayed her with a cutting-edge new liquid that bit by bit, transformed into an actual dress. It can also be removed and turned back into a solution afterwards, and then be used again. [Coperni](https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/a40585057/coperni-spotlight/) has become synonymous with pushing the boundaries of fashion through scientific innovation. You really have to see it to believe it. [Coperni](https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/a40585057/coperni-spotlight/) SS23 show during [Paris Fashion Week](https://www.elle.com/uk/paris-fashion-week/) – but we very much doubt anyone could have foreseen the grand finale that has had the internet buzzing with wide-eyed fascination and disbelief ever since.

When one of the world's top models ambles on to the catwalk near-naked, that is usually enough to shock. But on Friday at Coperni's Paris Fashion Week ...

The four artists’ work resulted in a figure-hugging gown with an off-the- shoulder neckline. Hadid first emerged in a pair of skimpy thong panties and white kitten heels. The jaw-dropping closing performance was a collaboration between Coperni and Fabrican, a company that specialises in spray-on fabric.

At the Coperni show at Paris Fashion Week, Bella Hadid had a dress spray painted on her using a new fabric technology. We were just as confused.

“Fashion designers need new materials and fabrics to create products to address evolving lifestyles and consumer demands,” wrote the show notes. The story behind the spray on dress started with a can of silly string and a man named Dr. It took about 15 minutes, but as the men finished spraying on a dress, a woman came and cut a slit and pulled down Hadid’s sleeves to make an off-the-shoulder look. Their plan is to take this technology to the medical industry, being able to make casts or spray-on sterile bandages from aerosol cans. But that texture can change depending on what fibers are used (can be natural or synthetic fibers) and how it is applied. After two years, and lots of trial and error, he started to get results.

US model Bella Hadid presents a creation during the Coperni SpringSummer 2023 fashion show as part. JULIEN DE ROSA/Getty Images.

[originates](https://www.instagram.com/p/CjJKzA4KH82) from. [Speaking with British Vogue](https://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/article/coperni-ss23), Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, the pair behind Coperni, explained their intentions with the finale. [writing](https://www.instagram.com/p/CjKzZNDtEe2/), “Thank you for your trust, love and the most mind blowing performance. Per Vogue, the artist/stylist used their hands and scissors to finalize the 'fit. Many of her stylish looks are already cemented in fashion history, but [Bella’s closing moment](https://www.teenvogue.com/tag/bella-hadid) at Friday's Coperni's spring 2023 show might be one of her most incredible runway appearances yet. The fabric paint created the appearance of a slip dress.

The model closed the SS23 Coperni show as part of a truly innovative fashion moment.

The technique was pioneered by Spanish company Fabrican, with the special polymer becoming a solid, jersey-like fabric when it hits the body. The label’s distinctive egg-shaped It-bag was also given a solid gold makeover. As it soon transpired, however, this was far more than that, as, when it dried, it turned into real fabric that had also been seen across looks throughout the collection.

Bella Hadid, Georgia May Jagger and Irina Shayk walked the runway for Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood's spring/summer 2023 collection at Paris ...

[Bella Hadid](https://www.vogue.co.uk/tags/bella-hadid)’s outings at Paris Fashion Week thus far have been all about creating a spectacle. (For those not up on their fashion lore, the late designer commissioned robots to spray-paint model Shalom Harlow and her pristine white dress – making London Fashion Week history in the process.) “We wanted to update our aesthetic in a more grown-up and scientific way, too,” Meyer added of Coperni’s sartorial wizardry. Take the model’s [appearance at Coperni](https://www.vogue.co.uk/fashion/article/coperni-ss23) on 30 September, where creative directors Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant sprayed the model with Fabrican, a patented material that hardens on contact into a wearable fabric, only for her to strut through the Salle des Textiles at the Musée des Arts et Métiers in her newly created dress.

A nearly naked Bella Hadid was spray-painted with liquid fabric during the finale of the Coperni show at Paris Fashion Week.

The Spray-on fabric can be applied using aerosol technology, industrial sprayers, robots and 3D printing. Once it was dry, an attendant rolled down her sleeves, snipped off the hem and slashed the skirt of the white dress. The technology consists of short fibers bound together with polymers and bio polymers, and greener solvents that deliver the fabric in liquid form, then evaporate when the spray reaches a surface,”

At Paris Fashion Week 2022, Bella Hadid made a statement as a dress was spray-painted onto her by designers Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant of Coperni.

They thanked the model for her trust, love and performance. Based on photos posted to social media within weeks following the event, the two appeared to have unchanged natural hairstyles. "I will think of this moment forever." None of this could happen without the passion, hard work and dedication of the entire @coperni team," she wrote. Coperni also thanked Hadid on social media for the "magical moment that will stay engraved in our minds and hearts forever." "Will have no words until tomorrow.

On Friday, model Bella Hadid made an unconventional appearance during Coperni's Paris Fashion Week runway show, stepping out onto the stage in nothing but a ...

Coperni's show was held in the Salle des Textiles at the Musée des Arts et Métiers in Paris, and was attended by invite only. The technique for spraying on latex to create textiles was invented by Dr. [wore](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11268601/Kylie-Jenner-puts-busty-display-Coperni-Paris-Fashion-Week.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490) a dress from the design house as well. The material was not made of traditional spray paint, rather a fibrous thin material made from latex that eventually built up into something akin to actual fabric. Her hair was up in a slick bun with some pin curls layered onto her forehead. Coperni has been recognized for its more experimental designs and won the ANDAM’s Creative Label Prize in 2014, an award given to labels for their creative and commercial potential, and was a finalist for the LVMH Prize in 2015.

Designer Arnaud Vaillant said: "It's our celebration of women's silhouettes from centuries past. And we wanted to update our aesthetic in a more grown-up and ...