Bella Hadid Ignites the Launch of REVOLVE Los Angeles in Sultry New Campaign
Bella Hadid stars in REVOLVE Los Angeles campaign shot by Mert & Marcus, debuting satin gowns, embroidered looks and sculptural pieces.
When a brand launches a whole new fashion house, the campaign needs to make an impact. And REVOLVE clearly knew what it was doing by choosing Bella Hadid to lead the charge.
The supermodel stars as the first-ever ambassador for REVOLVE Los Angeles, the brand’s most ambitious project to date. Shot by iconic photography duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, the campaign leans heavily into dramatic lighting, cinematic mood, and that unmistakable Bella presence. The images feel almost surreal, capturing a mix of modern seduction and effortless confidence.
The REVOLVE Los Angeles collection itself draws inspiration from the creative pulse of the city. Think Hollywood glamour, music-scene energy, and the kind of individuality Los Angeles is known for. The designs combine elevated craftsmanship with pieces that still feel wearable in real life.
Several looks stand out immediately. There are liquid-like satin gowns that glide across the body, hand-embroidered evening dresses that feel intricate without being overworked, and sleek silhouettes finished with sculptural metal accents that add an edgy twist. It’s the kind of collection that balances statement fashion with practical glamour.
Stylist Carlos Nazario helped shape the campaign’s overall aesthetic, pulling together outfits that feel authentic rather than overly styled. The vibe is confident, slightly sultry, and undeniably modern.
Another smart move? The collection was designed to reach a wide audience. Sizes run from XXS to XL, with price points ranging from $200 to $3,500, positioning REVOLVE Los Angeles somewhere between contemporary fashion and luxury.
Bella Hadid, of course, makes every look feel effortless. Her ability to blend elegance with edge is exactly what gives the campaign its energy.
And if you’ve been keeping up with her latest fashion moments, the model has been everywhere lately. She also recently collaborated with Miss Sixty on a nostalgic Y2K-inspired collection.
