When one imagines Gigi and Bella Hadid's upbringing, it's easy to think they grew up living and breathing fashion. Their coveted street style, sky-rocketing modeling careers, and bona fide It girl status make them seem like naturals in all things fashion, but this wasn't always the case. At The Daily Front Row's third annual Fashion Los Angeles Awards last week we caught up with Yolanda Hadid, who was being honored with the Mother of the Year award.
Hadid spilled that despite growing up in a model household, daughters Gigi and Bella didn't have a fashion upbringing. "They always did dress-ups in my closet and they would goof around and run around the house in my big shoes," she reflected. "So they played with it, but they really weren't that much into fashion. They were both at the barn six days a week and horse showing every weekend. So their upbringing was really not about fashion."
And though admitted that her own style has influenced her daughters, she gives most of the credit to Gigi and Bella who she says have really come into their own since launching their modeling careers. "They really shape their own style and view of fashion by being in this business and to work with such creative people that have an authentic style," Hadid explained. "And I think they love it and from that they took away, and they both have a very different style, and they own it."
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