Gigi Hadid has been busy prepping for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show this week, and she's serving up some excellent outfit inspiration in the process. For rehearsals yesterday, Hadid chose an $18 It item that you're going to want to see (and probably buy).
The item in question is a pair of bike shorts, and Hadid's are from Aritiza. She chose the navy (Admiral) color of the Equator Shorts, pairing them with an orange hoodie, a robe coat, and Stuart Weitzman sock boots to make the shorts more seasonally appropriate. The shorts come in seven wearable colors, from black to red to heather gray, and even if you buy them in every color, it'll still only set you back $126 (with free shipping). The brand describes the shorts as being "comfy like nobody's business," so we're convinced—how 'bout you?
Keep scrolling to see how Gigi Hadid styles the $18 It item, and then shop them for yourself in every color.
On Gigi Hadid: Mandkhai Robe Coat ($915); TNA for Aritzia Equator Shorts in Admiral ($18); Stuart Weitzman Rapture 75 Booties ($299)
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Next up, see how Gigi Hadid made denim bike shorts look chic.
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