Bella Hadid goes braless in sheer designs at Paris Fashion Week

Supermodel Bella Hadid has walked the runway in Paris wearing two sheer dresses, showing off her figure as well as the garments.

American supermodel Bella Hadid has gone braless in two sheer dresses by Coperni and Ludovic de Saint Sernin at Paris Fashion Week.

The 25-year-old walked the runway like a boss on Thursday showing off the garments, as well as her figure, in the labels’ womenswear fall/winter 2022-2023 shows.

French designer Ludovic de Saint Sernin, responsible for the floor length gown, said it was a dream to have Hadid close his show.

Bella Hadid closed Ludovic De Saint Sernin’s show. Picture: Kristy Sparow/Getty Images

“I can not believe this just actually happened, I met (Bella Hadid) for the first time at the LVMH Prize 4 years ago, she was an absolute dream, captivating and glowing, the kindest and most generous girl ever,” de Saint Sernin wrote on Instagram.

“I am forever grateful to you for believing in my vision and supporting me.”

Hadid reshared his message, adding: “Support the people you LOVE. Thank You Ludovic. I (love heart) You!”

Hadid wore another sheer number while walking in the Coperni womenswear show. Picture: Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images

Hadid also wore a sparkly sheer mini dress by label Coperni, which is led by French designers Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant.

The design was paired with thigh-high black boots.

Hadid’s older sister Gigi, 26, also walked in the show, wearing a skin-tight pink dress.

Lockers framed the runway for the Coperni collection. Picture: Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images

Gigi Hadid also walked the runway for Coperni. Picture: Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images

Coperini had the runway framed by lockers, with fashion writers describing a “high school” theme.

“This show placed this collection within the pressure cooker arena in which the insecure adolescent chrysalis is forged into the self-aware young adult butterfly: high school,” wrote Luke Leitch for Vogue.

Harper’s Bazaar writers said: “It was like seeing your dream 90s teenage wardrobe brought to life: oh-so-teeny belt-like miniskirts, sheer prom (or formal)-worthy midi dresses, ensembles that resembled a preppy school uniform with a punky edge.”