Sure, these days, it's not surprising to spot Gigi Hadid in the pages of Vogue. The model has landed covers across the publication's many international issues and starred in shoots that span the globe (like her romantic Italian spread with boyfriend Zayn Malik). But it turns out Gigi Hadid's Vogue history stretches back surprisingly far.
Yesterday, the model reached out to her fans on Twitter, requesting help to find a picture of herself at five years old, photobombing a Vogue Paris photo shoot. Almost immediately, a follower shared the shot. In it, Gigi holds a toy Eiffel Tower and wears a simple white-and-gray outfit while standing in front of a model who's wearing head to toe Emanuel Ungaro. While there was no way to know then that Gigi would become one of the world's top models, it's impressive to see her posing in the pages of a top magazine way back when.
Read on to see the shot, and then shop pieces from Gigi's latest collection with Tommy Hilfiger.
Shop Pieces From Gigi's Collection With Tommy Hilfiger
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