Bella Hadid at The Beauty Premiere

Bella Hadid continues to expand her presence beyond fashion with her most prominent acting role to date. In New York, she attended the world premiere of The Beauty, an FX series created by Ryan Murphy, held at the Museum of Modern Art.

For the premiere, Hadid wore a red halter-neck gown from Schiaparelli Fall 2025 couture. Ribbon detailing traced the body in a structured lattice of opaque and sheer panels, extending into a ruffled train, paired with matching red pumps. Diamond jewelry by Chopard completed the look.

Set in the fashion world, The Beauty explores the cost of physical perfection. The story centers on a sexually transmitted virus that grants flawless appearance while causing fatal consequences, with international supermodels among the first victims. The series is based on the 2016 graphic novel by Jeremy Haun and Jason A. Hurley and follows FBI agents played by Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall, as they uncover a scheme involving a tech billionaire portrayed by Ashton Kutcher.

Hadid appears in a guest role closely tied to the show’s exploration of beauty, image and bodily risk. The series premieres January 21 on FX and Hulu.