Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.co.uk See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 04:39 EDT, 28 August 2026 | Updated: 04:54 EDT, 28 August 2026 Bella Hadid embraced her inner cowgirl as she slipped into chaps for her latest fashion campaign with Guest In Residence. The model, 29, was joined by her elder sister Gigi, 31, for the campaign as they donned their cowboy boots for the fun shoot. Bella opted for a dark brown shirt with red stripes and matching brown cowboy hat as she penned: 'The perfect girls' day.' For another shot the star wore a white shirt, blue denim jeans and a white hat, while her sister Gigi opted for a bold blue plaid jacket and white trousers. Filming in the countryside amongst the horses, the sisters also styled a more casual look as they modelled a range of cardigans with Bella's featuring a horse on the back. It has been a busy month for Bella after she previously was revealed as a brand ambassador for Alo's new pre-fall campaign. Bella Hadid slipped into chaps for her Guest In Residence fashion campaign in Instagram snaps on Thursday The model, 29, was joined by her elder sister Gigi, 31, for the campaign as they donned their cowboy boots for the fun shootNewest @alo baby girl!' Bella wrote on Instagram. 'Health is wealth baby!'The star- who suffers from Lyme disease – said she was 'blessed' to be the face of an athleisure clothing company she's been 'loving, living and styling' her looks with for over a decade.Bella struck a cheeky pose while modeling Alo's $78 'Accolade' sweat shorts and $44 'Sheer Glow Bra' for the sporty shoot styled by Mimi Cuttrell.'Being comfortable in your body, being comfortable in stillness, in silence, with only your breath and your heartbeat, and this moment,' Hadid mused in the commercial.'I value the feeling of being fully myself. The freedom to move through life with an open heart, guided by intuition, surrounded by love, giving myself grace to grow. When my mind is clear and calm, everything seems to fall right into place.'Bella also showcased the $295 Alo 'Trail' sneakers with the $88 'Airbrush Better Together' layered bra.'Success means something completely different to me now than it did a few years ago. I used to think it was about always working, always saying yes, always chasing the next thing,' Hadid told ELLE.'Now it feels a lot more simple. It's having the space to wake up and actually enjoy my life, take care of myself, spend time with the people I love, and feel present in the moments that matter. Holding hands with her sister en route to the shoot she wrote: 'The perfect girls day' For another shot the star wore a white shirt, blue denim jeans and a white hat, while her sister Gigi opted for a bold blue plaid jacket and white trousersThe sisters also styled a more casual look as they modelled a range of cardigans with Bella's featuring a horse on the back The model wrapped up in a chunky brown knit and ripped jeans for another stunning shot She showed off her denim jeans in a close up Lying on the grass with her dog, Bella wore a casual striped jumper Bella opted for a dark brown shirt with red stripes and matching brown cowboy hat'The more I listen to myself and live in a way that feels honest, the more grounded and confident I become.'She continued: 'As I've gotten older, I've realized how important it is to create space for myself. Whether that's slowing down, moving my body, or just taking a moment to reconnect, those little rituals have become such a big part of how I take care of myself.'To me, that's what wellness is all about, and it's always been something I associate with Alo. That's why this partnership felt so authentic - it reflects a part of my everyday life that's been there for years.'
Bella Hadid slips into chaps as she joins sister Gigi for a cowgirl showdown for her Guest In Residence fashion campaign
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