Gigi Hadid Debuts Shocking Silver Hair Transformation During Chic Night Out in Paris

Gigi Hadid knows how to switch things up and look good while doing so.

On Tuesday, March 4, the model, 29, turned heads as she debuted a striking, new silver hair color at Le Grand Dîner du Louvre.

This bold new look marks a shift from Hadid’s previous darker, golden blonde hair, which she sported for several months, including during her hosting of the Vogue World: Paris afterparty on June 23 and her runway appearance for Vetements at Paris Fashion Week last September.

The silver color was achieved with the help of Dimitris Giannetos, hairstylist to the stars who has worked with Joey King, Rita Ora, Shania Twain, Dixie D’Amelio, Shay Mitchell and Megan Fox. He most recently styled Demi Moore’s hair for the 2025 Oscars.

Hadid’s hair, typically sitting above her shoulders, was styled with a side part and curled ends.

At the fundraising gala honoring the Louvre Museum’s exhibit “Louvre Couture: Art and Fashion — Statement Pieces,” Hadid wore a dazzling silver and gold gown crafted from three Moschino dresses stitched together, according to WWD.

The floor-length gown had an asymmetrical pattern that matched the colors of Hadid’s silver and gold rings, earrings and layered necklaces.

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She recently opened up about “feeling very blessed” in an Instagram carousel in early February featuring her 4-year-old daughter Khai, who she shares with ex Zayn Malik.

“Some stuff I meant to share from end of ‘24- but got the flu at the top of year anddd iykyk Anywayssss Feeling very blessed always. Sending you love wherever you arexG,” Hadid captioned the social media post.

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Included in the post were snaps of places Hadid has traveled, selfies, and pictures of her little one at the American Museum of Natural History and a farm petting horses.