After battling illness, Bella Hadid returns strong and radiant in Paris.

International supermodel Bella Hadid returned to the catwalk with a distinctive look at the Saint Laurent show during Paris Fashion Week, held on September 29 in a stunning garden overlooking the Eiffel Tower. This appearance marked her first fashion show appearance in a long time, following intensive treatment for Lyme disease.

Bella Hadid is stylish on and off the runway. At the show, 26-year-old Bella made a bold and distinctive appearance, wearing a sheer yellow trench coat from the Spring/Summer 2026 collection, paired with chunky earrings and oversized sunglasses, making her the center of attention and emphasizing her strong presence and remarkable comeback.

The show was overseen by creative director Anthony Vaccarello, who continues to translate Saint Laurent's identity by offering designs that empower and boldly highlight women's classic yet contemporary personalities. The new collection represents an expression of the ongoing connection between innovation and the essence of elegance in the world of fashion.

In the evening, she once again caught the eye after changing her look to a chic brown leather design, while maintaining her oversized sunglasses, proving that her impeccable taste and elegance continue to steal the spotlight even outside of fashion shows.

A remarkable return after a medical trip The event marked Bella's official return to the stage after she announced on September 17 the details of her treatment journey with Lyme disease, which she was diagnosed with at the age of 16. She shared a series of photos from inside the hospital with her fans on Instagram, along with a touching message that read, "Sorry for my constant absence. I love you all."

Days before her catwalk appearance, cameras spotted her on the streets of Paris wearing an elegant brown coat. She also posted videos of herself exercising on a treadmill, her first day back after a period of hiatus, reflecting her improving health and gradually regaining her vitality.