The younger Hadid sister only has a T-shirt held by photographer Mert Alas to protect the upper half of her body on the cover of the mag's 'Dreams' issue.
- October 2, 2017
AceShowbiz -
Bella Hadid is posing half-naked for a good cause. The Victoria's Secret model shows a lot of skin while gracing the cover of DSECTION magazine's special issue "Dreams", a project "to help children in need."
Bella has taken to her Instagram account to share the photo of the cover. She explains in her post that the mag's cover is "supporting a special project with Terra dos Sonhos, a non-for-profit to fulfill the dreams of the young and elderly diagnosed with chronic illnesses."
The 20-year-old model has photographer Mert Alas covering the upper half of her body with an "i dream" shirt in the photo, which was also taken by Mert. "These t-shirts are a collaboration with the artist @andresaraiva and will be on sale soon," reveals the photographer in his own Instagram post.
Bella says in her post that the "shirts for donations on sale soon." She adds in the caption, "spreading a message of love, inspiration, and hope in achieving your biggest goals, irrespective of circumstances, constraints and limitations."
Bella gracing the cover of DSECTION's special issue comes on the heels of her covering the October issue of Harper's Bazaar Arabia, in which she talks about President Donald Trump's travel ban. She not only shares her disapproval of the travel ban, but also says that she finds POTUS' actions "crazy."
"My dad was a refugee," she tells the magazine. "He came from Palestine to America when he was a baby. Thankfully, he was able to come, but it was very hard and now it's probably 100 times harder," she says. "It makes me sad that power is getting taken from a lot of people and they're not able to make a new life for their children and their families."
In the interview, the ex-girlfriend of The Weeknd also reveals she's baffled by the fact that seemingly a single person, President Trump, "can tell you whether or not you can have a better life."
