After the “queen of Cannes,” supermodel Bella Hadid, attended the film festival’s opening ceremony and adjacent events, Hadid was in London on Friday for her fragrance brand Orebella. While she celebrated its UK launch with a party at Sessions Art Club, Cannes fashion inspiration wasn’t left behind.

For the evening, Hadid wore two separate looks that she accessorized with the same pair of Jimmy Choo pumps. The brand’s shining metallic “Scarlett” shoes have a pointed-toe silhouette with a lace-up vamp and bow detail that creates a corset-like design. They also incorporate Choo’s signature drop stiletto heel.

For the first dress, Hadid chose a shimmering silver wrap-style that featured 3D floral embellishments from John Galliano‘s fall 1997 collection. It had also been worn by Milla Jovovich, who coordinated it with gladiator sandals, in 1997 for the premiere of “The Fifth Element” at Cannes Film Festival. There, Jovovich posed with Jean-Paul Gaultier, who created several iconic costumes for the action movie.

Hadid used her accessories to continue the high-shine moment when she changed into a plunging white latex look from Kylie Jenner’s Khy brand. For a luminous head-to-toe finish, she kept on her pumps and coordinated with a multi-strand pearl necklace featuring a floral-shaped sparkling gemstone centerpiece.

As previously reported, Jimmy Choo, under Capri Holdings, is reportedly up for sale alongside Versace, with Prada emerging as a key bidder, according to sources, after Barclays was tasked with overseeing the potential transactions.

Hadid released Orebella’s first line of fragrances in May 2024—a trio of alcohol-free, biphase formulas. Speaking to WWD, she said she was inspired to enter the fragrance category because of her experience with blending essential oils. “My way into fragrance was being on my farm with our lavender plants, and we have a cute health food store down the street from my house there,” she said. “They have the craziest variety of essential oils, and I’m obsessed with putting things together that you wouldn’t normally smell.”