Gigi Hadid isn't one to shy away from statement-making fashion moments. Whether she's catching a flight at the airport in a sheer gown or rocking a boldly printed Versace coat to grocery shop, the model has a knack for killer off-duty style. Her latest weekend look was just as daring as the rest, and Gigi proved that mixing high and low fashion is the way to go.
The blond bombshell showed off her toned legs in an oversize Moschino T-Shirt emblazoned with the brand's logo and accessorized with retro-inspired Versace ankle boots and a croc-embossed Saint Laurent tote. Just when we thought her edgy outfit was a head-to-toe designer look, we found her striking red sunglasses online for under $50. The affordable shades are still available, so you'll want to act fast before the Hadid-approved sunnies sell out.
Check out Gigi's edgy off-duty look below and keep scrolling to shop her shades.
On Gigi Hadid: Perverse Fabulosa Butterfly Sunglasses ($45); Moschino Double Question Mark Dress ($895); Saint Laurent Croc-Embossed Leather Tote ($2990); Versace Zip-Up Ankle Boots ($1395).
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