Bella Hadid dressed the part of a stylish Western girlfriend on Thursday as she donned a dark cowboy hat while enjoying a date night in NYC with boyfriend Adan Banuelos, Daily Mail reports.
The supermodel, Bella Hadid 27, put on a busty display in a plunging yellow tassel crop top, teamed with black low-rise leather trousers.
Bella Hadid, who went public with her romance last year, boosted her height in cowboy boots and accessorised with a chunky brown belt.
She couldn’t contain her smile as she left Ludlow House hand-in-hand with her cowboy boyfriend, 35, after sharing a passionate kiss inside.
Earlier in the evening, the pair attended the Kemo Sabe pop-up event in the West Village.
Bella Hadid looked sensational in a black satin top, teamed with jeans and brown fringe chaps.
This isn’t the first time to two have brought a bit of the cowboy lifestyle to Manhattan.
On Wednesday, the couple enjoyed a date night out dressed once again like they’d just stepped off the ranch.
The couple met up with friends at Zero Bond, a members-only club situated at the corner of Broadway and Bond Street in the NoHo neighborhood of the Big Apple.
Adan is a wildly successful rodeo star and equestrian champion who just happens to be a National Cutting Horse Association Riders Hall of Famer.
The pair first started stirring up dating rumors when they were seen kissing and holding hands together in Fort Worth, Texas in October 2023 by TMZ.
Hadid has since moved to Fort Worth at least part-time, to be closer to her man, according to the Austin American-Statesman.
North Texans have spotted Hadid a few times this year, including in March when she cheered on Banuelos at Arlington’s annual rodeo.
That means they will be celebrating their one-year anniversary some time next month.
Among his many accoladres, the Mexican-American horse rider is best known as the 2020 Futurity Champion, and four-time Rider Of The Year for four different years before being inducted into the NCHA Hall of Fame in 2017.
Like her partner, the catwalk queen has also had a love for horses since she was a child, but had to take a break from riding due to her Lyme disease.
It’s believed that she was on her way to being an Olympic-level equestrian when she was diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2013.
But since then Hadid has been able to make it back to her riding and competing in the sport she has lived for a lifetime.