Frequently Bullied by Haters & Rejected by Designers Because of Her Skinny Body, Gigi Hadid Doesn't Care

Kapanlagi.com - Nothing is smooth in every celebrity's career, and the same goes for Gigi Hadid. Since her debut in the modeling world, various criticisms and negative accusations have been thrown at Bella Hadid's older sister.

Not only criticizing that Gigi Hadid relies solely on her mother's popularity, Yolanda Hadid, haters also often write body shaming comments about her. Starting from being called too fat to recently being considered too skinny and unfit to walk on the runway.

In response to the mean comments and her bitter experiences with some designers, Gigi chooses not to care. Instead, she receives many sponsorships and runway jobs for various famous fashion brands. This was revealed by Gigi in her latest interview with i-D Magazine.

1. Experience in the Modeling World

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Gigi Hadid initially talked about her experience in the modeling world. She admitted to receiving a lot of help and support, especially from Jean Paul Gaultier, the first designer who trusted her during her debut on the runway in Paris.

"He (Jean Paul Gaultier) was the first designer who let me walk the runway in Paris, it was his last ready-to-wear show," Gigi recalled the Jean Paul fashion show in 2015.

Gigi also explained that since then, many designers have chosen her as their model for their runway shows. They try to choose clothes that cover her body as much as possible, so that Gigi can feel comfortable and confident.

2. About Bullying and Haters

i-D Magazine

However, it turns out that Gigi also had a bitter experience when some designers refused to make her their model. Regarding this, she said, "At that time, many people were mean to me, trying to say that I don't have a body like a runway model."

"I still have the body of a volleyball player. It's a body that I love because I know how hard I worked to get muscles like that, have attractive body parts in certain places, and now I miss it," Gigi concluded.

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