Supermodel Gigi Hadid to arrive in Sydney next month for Reebok event

SUPERMODEL and ‘it’ girl Gigi Hadid is heading Down Under to spread an important message for sporting brand Reebok’s newest campaign.

SUPERMODEL and ‘it’ girl Gigi Hadid is heading Down Under to spread her message of female empowerment.

The 23-year-old will launch Reebok’s Be More Human campaign in Sydney next month, as well as her collaboration with the brand.

“I always try where I can to step out of my comfort zone,” Hadid said.

Gigi Hadid always tries to challenge herself by stepping out of her comfort zone. Picture: Supplied

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“I think being more human is realising no one wakes up feeling like a superhero. You have to find things on a daily basis that inspire you and that make you happy and feel creative, feel like you want to get out in the world and make a difference.”

The international #bemorehuman campaign is the sporting brands answer to the Me Too movement, encouraging women to use their voice and enact positive change.

Hadid is one of several high profile ambassadors that also includes Gal Gadot and Ariana Grande, as well as Australian athletes Tia Clair Toomey and Kelly Cartwright.

She is currently dating former One Direction star Zayn Malik. Picture: Mike Coppola/Getty Images

Super genes: Gigi’s mother Yolanda is a former model and reality TV star. Her sister Bella is also a model. Picture: AFP Photo/Patrick Kovarik

She will attend an panel event alongside a number of women sharing their stories of overcoming mental, physical and social challenges at Carriageworks on November 16.

Hadid dated Aussie singer Cody Simpson before her current relationship with former One Directioner Zayn Malik

She is the sister of fellow supermodel Bella and daughter of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Yolanda.

The 23-year-old will be spreading the #bemorehuman campaign for Reebok. Picture: Supplied

She will be in Australia next month. Picture: Supplied

“Celebrating women is nothing new for Reebok … and we’re still at it today,” brand manager Arnna Johnstone said.

“It’s an amazing time for the brand as we launch the latest evolution of our ‘Be More Human’ campaign. It is represented by a diverse mix of women who are each making positive changes to the world in their own unique way and in turn, inspiring others to be the best version of themselves, physically, mentally and socially.”