via Instagram @bellslibraBeautyBeauty newsBella Hadid resurrects frosted tips for the summerThe supermodel debuted a twist on the classic 90s hairstyle during a photoshootShareLink copied ✔️August 4, 2021BeautyBeauty newsTextHannah Bertolino So far this summer, we’ve seen celebrities buzzing off their locks, a revival of the zig-zag parting, and Miley Cyrus ditching her 80s mullet for a fauxhawk ponytail. Now, Bella Hadid seems to have debuted the latest hair trend of the season: frosted tips. Previously popularised by Brad Pitt, Justin Timberlake, and the other it-boys of the 90s and noughties, the nostalgic style normally features dark, crew-cut hair, with the ends spiked with platinum dye for a ‘frosted’ effect. During last year’s lockdown, the look saw a resurgence by TikTok boys looking for a DIY isolation hairstyle. Now, Bella Hadid has put her own twist on the style. In a video posted to Instagram by MUA Erin Parsons, the supermodel can be seen on set wearing glossy make-up with a dark blunt bob and baby bangs – all finished off with blonde-dipped tips styled by Evanie Frausto. Perhaps this could be the new Y2K trend for Gen Z? Hadid’s short cut, however, seems to have been a wig, as over the weekend, the model turned out a series of looks. In a TikTok of friends pretending to style her hair, Bella showed off a brown bob with chunky copper highlights. Later, she posted a series of photos with the return of her orangey two-toned front highlights from last year – this time, however, the E-girl style was a bit more pronounced. Check out the look below. Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MORECan psychedelics enhance your workout?So you want to smell like an ancient god?Inside India’s blossoming drag sceneDina, the Siberian make-up artist transforming into works of artThe sinister rise of the ‘skinny BBL’Starface wants us to have a Charlie Brown ChristmasWhat it’s like to be called ‘old’ as a 20-something onlineNicola Formichetti on MAC Cosmetics’ new ‘indie’ era These photos capture the messy reality of post-club make-upThe risky business of bringing back archive beauty productsSo you want to smell like a cyborg?Aerosol Couture: This surreal SFX exhibition uses the body as a canvas