Bella Hadid, the sister of model Gigi, is rapidly becoming a style icon herself. She recently became a Victoria’s Secret Angel and recently walked in their annual Holiday Lingerie runway event.
The Hadid sisters have both become fixtures in the epicenter of both style and fashion. Bella, living up to her name, is quite the beauty and has a unique profile in having one of the most aesthetically balanced and feminine noses. This is likely a result of great genes and a little good luck, but she wears it well.
The Anatomy of Bella Hadid’s Nose
From the side, her nose begins at the ideal point somewhere between the upper lid and lash line, with the bridge being smooth and straight. She has a near-ideal bridge to tip relationship, with the bridge being 1-2 mm behind the tip allowing for a very slight up-turn to the nose. Her tip is well balanced in both projection (sticking out from the face) and rotation (upward angle). Finally, she also possesses the right balance between her columella (the tissue that links the nasal tip to the nasal base and separates the nares) and nostril rim with a 1-2 mm “show” of her columella from the side – again, the “ideal” balance.
So, is Bella Hadid the “perfect” beauty? Well, this is up for interpretation, but her nose has some of the most balanced and ideal proportions in Hollywood.
If you are not born to have the “ideal” nose as Bella, there are options to help improve the shape and balance of a nose to better your facial proportions and symmetry.
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