Bella Hadid might be in for some truly wild tan lines.
The brunette beauty covers the latest issue of i-D magazine, and for her shoot, she hit the beach wearing a truly tiny bikini top by Jacquemus.
Comprised of nothing besides thin chain straps and two playful charms to cover the nipples — a yellow sun and a brown heart — the skimpy style borrows from the brand’s equally colorful “Le Collier Pate à Modeler” necklace ($1,035).
Hadid, who’s known for her daring swim styles, wore the eye-popping top with a white cutout shrug and a floor-length canvas skirt exploding with tulle.
On Thursday, the 25-year-old model shared a slew of Instagram snaps showing off the look from multiple angles.
“The top is cuteee, but honestly looks super uncomfortable,” one fan commented, while another cracked, “i could never pull that off fr imma flash everyone.”
The style star’s mom, “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” alum Yolanda Hadid, dropped a series of heart emojis alongside a well-deserved fire one.
“I’ve had the dream of being on the cover of @id for ~pretty much~ my entire career,” the youngest Hadid sister wrote on Instagram, calling the mag a “chic, cool, fantasy with a sprinkle of badass.”
In the interview, Hadid discusses her struggles with body image and mental health, as well as her upcoming acting debut in Hulu’s “Ramy” and her Palestinian heritage.
“My Palestinian side, when it comes to fashion, has been for the most part disregarded,” she told the glossy. “I’ve felt the repercussions of speaking out for the Palestinian people, but I‘ll continue doing so until it helps create real progress.”
Added Hadid, “A few companies won’t work with me anymore, and a few people may think I’m crazy. But that doesn’t bother me and it doesn’t compare to what Palestinians suffer on a daily basis.”
The fashion star previously said she regrets the rhinoplasty she got at age 14, telling Vogue earlier this year, “I wish I had kept the nose of my ancestors. I think I would have grown into it.”
Nose job aside, Hadid insisted she hasn’t gotten other plastic surgery procedures. “People think I fully f—ked with my face because of one picture of me as a teenager looking puffy. I’m pretty sure you don’t look the same now as you did at 13, right?” she asked at the time.
