Prepare to slide your Juicy Tube into a horseshoe-embroidered pocket once again, because along with teeny-tiny sunglasses and Dior's iconic Saddle bag, True Religion denim is suddenly everywhere we look. Short of going back in time and shooting a campaign with Marissa Cooper (circa The O.C. Season 3, when she was working at the Bait Shop and hanging with Volchok), True Religion couldn't have found a more fitting collaborator than Bella Hadid. Who better to reimagine all that original denim goodness than she who claimed the 2005 aesthetic and made it very 2018? Those Bella Hadid x True Religion campaign looks are finally ready to browse online—shop her looks below, plus our other top picks from the collection.
SHOP BELLA'S CAMPAIGN
For someone who was still in her single digits in 2005, Hadid sure does a solid impression of an original '00s style icon.
All about the ultra-dark wash and flattering back pockets. (Also deserving an honorable mention: that chain belt.)
Behold, these low-slung, hip-hugging, whiskered flares and that crop tee in all their glory.
SHOP OUR OTHER FAVES
If you don't own a mockneck bodysuit, I have no idea how you even get through winter.
Wearing this to skip school.
NBD, just the perfect pair of skinnies.
This tee, under a blazer: 10/10. This tee with a full suit? At least 18/10.
Like regular jeans, only slicker.
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