Bella Hadid rocks low rise cut out pants for Paris fashion week

The 24-year-old supermodel stepped out in a daring pair of trousers as she attended fittings for Paris Fashion Week.

Cut outs are all the rage in the fashion industry right now – from “G-string” pants to tops and dresses showcasing a serious amount of underboob.

Now it seems like there’s a new trend on the block: pelvic cut-out pants.

Supermodel Bella Hadid was spotted rocking the daring trend in Paris on Monday, wearing a pair of tight black pants that featured cut outs over each side of her pelvis.

The pants were joined in the middle with a ruched ring, with Bella pairing them with a black tank with lace trim.

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Supermodel Bella Hadid comes out of her fitting session at Jacquemus and returns to the George V Hotel in Paris, France. Picture: Backgrid.

She kept her look simple by pairing her outfit with a black baguette bag, matching face mask and pointed heels.

The only pop of colour was the rectangular sunglasses she wore which featured a yellow-tinted lens.

Bella wore the outfit to a fittings session with designer Simon Porte Jacquemus, who is the founder of Jacquemus.

She was later seen returning to the George V Hotel, a five-star hotel where rooms cost upwards of $1500 a night.

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The pants featured cut outs over each side of her pelvis. Picture: Backgrid

Bella wore an all-black outfit. Picture: Backgrid

The 24-year-old has previously walked in a runway show for the popular French designer and in April last year took part in a Jacquemus campaign shot over FaceTime.

Bella also shared her love for the designer on Instagram, posting a photo of her in a pair of low-slung cargo pants and a skimpy pink top.

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Bella has always had a passion for fashion. Picture: Backgrid

Bella has always had a passion for fashion and previously told Harper’s Bazaar she used to go vintage shopping in high school.

“I never bought designer fashion until I could actually afford it when I turned 18. So I had to find the cheapest, but cutest things,” she said.

“And I‘m so fortunate now I have my designer pieces — like I’ll buy a Balenciaga coat and I’ll pair it with something vintage.”