This holiday season, Bella Hadid traded catwalk precision for something far more personal — and far more revealing. In a series of intimate snapshots, the supermodel opened a window into a winter defined by romance, rodeo culture, and a carefully curated kind of chaos that feels worlds away from high fashion weeks.
The festive stretch began in Dallas, where Bella was photographed wrapped up in a moment of quiet affection with her boyfriend, Adan Banuelos. The setting couldn’t have been more on theme: a vintage red pickup dressed in holiday greenery, denim everywhere, and a distinctly Texas mood that set the tone for everything that followed.
Bella leaned fully into Western romance, wearing cuffed jeans, cowboy boots, and a shearling-lined jacket that felt equal parts nostalgic and effortless. Banuelos matched the vibe with denim, a brown jacket, and his signature cowboy hat — the two looking less like a celebrity couple and more like a scene from a modern Western love story.
Despite the relaxed feel, the trip wasn’t purely about downtime. Bella was in town for a work appearance promoting her fragrance brand, Orebella, hosting a festive ornament pop-up that quickly turned into a full-blown holiday meet-and-greet. Inside, she posed amid twinkling décor; outside, she greeted fans, signed autographs, and soaked up the seasonal buzz.
Later, the model shared playful photobooth snaps with Banuelos, giving followers a behind-the-scenes look at how she’s blending business, romance, and personal style into one seamless narrative.
The Western chapter continued at the National Finals Rodeo, where Bella joined friends for a night surrounded by arena lights, horses, and high-energy competition. From casual selfies in the stands to proud shots of Banuelos riding, the images hinted at just how deeply she’s stepped into his world.
Her outfit matched the moment. Bella wore a black leather vest adorned with a heart detail over a patterned top, paired with denim, chunky silver jewelry, and a cowboy hat that felt authentic rather than costume. Later, she was spotted outside the venue in a sleek off-duty ensemble — black trousers, brown cowboy boots, and a leather jacket that sealed the look.
As Christmas arrived, the tone softened. Bella shared quiet scenes from home, dressed in a beige jacket layered over red, her hair braided and undone. One final post showed her dog curled up beside flowers and wrapped gifts — a gentle ending to a season that felt unusually grounded.
Taken together, Bella Hadid’s holiday moments tell a clear story. This isn’t about image polish or runway dominance. It’s about presence, connection, and a life she seems genuinely excited to live — cowboy boots and all.
