Gigi Hadid always seems to know the perfect thing to wear for every imaginable occasion—including her store opening. Over the weekend, Hadid attended the opening event for the Beverly Hills pop-up for her brand, Guest in Residence. And as expected, her outfit for the night was picture-perfect—down to her shoes.
Hadid paired a cozy top and sweater-vest from her brand with a skirt that made me double-take, as it strayed quite far from the skirt trend that’s been at the top of my mind throughout 2024. That popular skirt trend is full midi skirts that make everything look elegant. Instead, Hadid wore a black furry miniskirt that’s peak winter dressing. It’s the opposite of subdued, but the way she styled it (with stockings and loafers) makes it look surprisingly wearable.
And just like that, I wank a furry miniskirt to wear with my sweaters. Keep scrolling to shop the trend if you’ve also been influenced by Hadid.
On Gigi Hadid: Guest in Residence Striped Rugby ($495) and Cable Vest in Cashmere ($245); Lamarque Arcila Faux Fur Skirt ($195); Christian Louboutin shoes
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