Gigi Hadid dons low-key white tracksuit and baseball cap as she leaves her hotel during Paris Fashion Week
Paris Fashion Week has seen a host of famous faces and models descend upon the French capital.
And Gigi Hadid was taking a break from all the catwalks and parties to enjoy a low-key outing on Thursday, stepping out in a casual look.
The star, 24, was spotted leaving the Hotel Monceau in the city, wearing a white tracksuit and baseball cap.
Dressed down: Gigi Hadid was taking a break from all the catwalks and parties to enjoy a low-key outing on Thursday, stepping out in a casual look
Gigi covered up in a baggy jumper teamed with high-waisted flared trousers and matching trainers.
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She pulled a grey IMG cap low over her face, repping her modelling agency in the branded headgear.
The star went mostly make-up free on her outing, displaying her radiant complexion as she headed off, hands slung in her pockets.
Stepping out: Gigi pulled a grey cap low over her face, covering her face with a pair of round shades
Casual: Gigi covered up in a baggy jumper teamed with high-waisted flared trousers and matching trainers
It's a fresh slate for Gigi in an Off-White sweater
Gigi Hadid has been taking fashion month by storm with a host of shows under her belt. But even as she hops, skips and jumps from one show to the next she still manages to make a statement.
Here we spotted the model in a laid-back outfit that comprised of an Off-White sweatshirt and fresh white joggers to match with chunky sneakers and oversized sunnies to complete the look.
Gigi is effortlessly modelling the label’s SS20 sweater which is yet to become available. So until then why not peruse their latest collection at NET-A-PORTER via the link?
Alternatively, work that model off-duty look in one of our picks from the carousel. We’ve got our eye on this one by Champion.
The night before, Gigi paid her respects to late Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld as she attended the Karl Lagerfeld: The White Shirt Project exhibition.
The catwalk queen put on a brave face as she joined the likes of Kaia Gerber, Karlie Kloss and Vogue's Anna Wintour for the special occasion in the French capital.
The industry has been in mourning for the designer, who was famed for his groundbreaking fashion designs, since he passed away from pancreatic cancer aged 85 in February.
Paying her respects: The night before, Gigi paid her respects to late Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld as she attended the Karl Lagerfeld: The White Shirt Project exhibition
Supermodel Gigi channelled fashion icon Karl by sporting a sharp longline blazer, teamed with a pair of straight-leg trousers.
The Los Angeles native ditched a classic tie in favour of a more relaxed look as she complemented her look with a white oversized shirt.
Injecting even more pizzazz into her evening appearance, the older sister of fellow model Bella rounded off her look with a pair of patent platform loafers.
A-list event: The catwalk queen put on a brave face as she joined the likes of Kaia Gerber, Karlie Kloss and Vogue's Anna Wintour for the special occasion in the French capital
Tragic: The acclaimed designer, who was famed for his groundbreaking fashion designs, since he passed away from pancreatic cancer aged 85 in February (pictured in 2011)
Blonde beauty Gigi added a touch of colour to her monochrome outfit as she accessorised with a single multi-coloured earring.
The IMG model swept her tresses into a sleek bun to reveal her striking features, which were highlighted by sharply-winged eyeliner and bold red lipstick.
The late fashion designer is widely credited with overhauling French luxury house Chanel, once known for its sensible tweed two-pieces, into a cutting-edge fashion powerhouse synonymous with smudged eyeliner, show-stopping couture and futuristic minis.
Carrying on his legacy: Supermodel Gigi channeled fashion icon Karl by sporting a sharp longline blazer, teamed with a pair of straight-leg trousers
Sharp: The Los Angeles native ditched a classic tie in favour of a more relaxed look as she complemented her look with a white oversized shirt
In 1967, he was hired by Fendi to modernise their fur line, which proved a success when he began using mole, rabbit, and squirrel pelts in high fashion, before he stayed with the brand until his death.
When he took the helm of Chanel in 1983, he shifted focus away from fragrance and accessories and focused on updating its heritage pieces, injecting much-needed life into its couture line following the death of legendary founder Coco Chanel.
As of 2019, he boasted an A-list following including the likes of Keira Knightley and Kristen Stewart and Chanel was turning over around $10bn (£7.7bn) a year.
Meanwhile, Gigi has been keeping busy showcasing her modelling prowess during September's international Fashion Weeks.
Busy bee: Meanwhile, Gigi has been keeping busy showcasing her modelling prowess during September's international Fashion Weeks (pictured at the Lanvin show earlier in the day)
