Pulling pieces from the '90s has become Bella Hadid's signature, and while stepping out in New York City last night, she stuck to her M.O. This time she pulled a piece from the latter end of the decade—mid-rise bell-bottoms. Though known for their penchant for skinnies, both Hadid sisters have gotten on board with the flare jeans trend—and not just the cropped iteration that defined last year's fashion sensibilities, but the full-length silhouette that comes across as more classic.

Hadid's most recent pair—particularly with its light wash, mid-rise cut, and frayed hem—reads very 1999 or even early aughts. Hadid drove the theme of the decade home by pairing the 3x1 pair with a studded belt. Her black top and bomber allowed the nostalgic jeans to be the star of the show—another Hadid-approved nod to the '90s we can totally get behind.

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Fashion girls are never shy to borrow workwear pieces and work them into their streetwear ensembles. In Karlie Kloss's new collection for Express, she designed a bright white pantsuit intended for a variety of occasions outside of the office and it goes without saying It girls are almost always keen on working a blazer in unexpected ways. Gigi Hadid is the latest to rework workwear, and she does so with such pizzazz that the office staple looks intended for the novel way she styles it.

Hadid stepped out in an eye-catching red, white, and blue getup that boasted an eclectic mix of statement pieces. She combined a vintage graphic tee—sporting an Oldsmobile, no less—half-tucked into a pair of pinstriped trousers. Worn low at the hips and cuffed well above the ankle, the workwear hero piece hardly looked out of place in the casual mix. She topped off her outfit with a calf-length, oversize cardigan and mimicked the pop of red from her T-shirt with fire engine red cat-eye sunglasses and a pair of matching Reeboks.

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