Celebrity Bella Hadid Bella Hadid's Latest Vintage Look Paid Homage to Beyoncé and Barbie She Cannes do no wrong. By Averi Baudler Averi Baudler Instagram Averi is a Chicago-based news writer and has been at InStyle since 2022. She covers all of the latest happenings in the entertainment industry, focusing on celebrity style and breaking news. InStyle's editorial guidelines Published on May 26, 2022 @ 03:18PM Pin Share Tweet Email Photo: Getty Images Bella Hadid, reigning matriarch of Cannes fashion, continues to prove that some things never go out of style while making the rounds at this year's festival. As if her vintage looks couldn't get any better, the supermodel once again reached into the Versace archives to sport a beloved dress from Fall 2003 — and there's a good chance your favorite Y2K pop diva already wore it. On Wednesday, Bella was spotted in the famous gown while waving to photographers during a balcony appearance fit for a (Cannes) princess. The pale beige, lace-up corset dress featured a slight cowl neckline, tiny spaghetti straps, and a drop-waist that led into a gauzy sheer skirt with the highest leg slit. While the front of the gown's laced-up ribbon was layered over opaque fabric, the back was left open to expose Bella's bare skin. Hadid kept her glam natural and took a break from the sweaty bangs look to let her brown waves cascade down her shoulders. Getty Images Bella Hadid Paired the Lowest-Rise Skirt With an Unexpected Summer Staple Like any great vintage find, it's not complete without a little history — and this gown has it in spades. Before resurfacing in Bella's film festival wardrobe, the dress had already been introduced to the public by some very famous early aughts icons. Not only did Beyoncé wear a green version of the dress paired with a gigantic statement necklace while attending the MTV Movie Awards in 2003, but Christina Aguilera wore the same exact gown while fronting Versace's fall/winter ad campaign the same year. Getty Images As if that wasn't enough, the dress also managed to find itself on the most recognizable icon of all time: Barbie. The famous fictional figure wore a miniature version of Bella's beige dress on a runway display showcasing designers to help Mattel celebrate 45 years of fashion in 2004.