Bella Hadid rocked a daring pants-free look in New York City

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  • Bella Hadid posted a series of photos of herself on a New York City street on Thursday.

  • Hadid wore an oversized neon top under a black vest with no pants, creating a daring look.

  • Fuzzy blue earmuffs completed the irreverent ensemble.

One of Bella Hadid's latest winter getups sure has legs.

Although Hadid, 25, struts down runways as a high-fashion model for her day job, she's also famous for her streetwear, often posting photos of her laid-back looks.

On Thursday, she posted a series of nine photos of herself on the street in Tribeca, a trendy New York City neighborhood. In the photos, the model wears an oversized, long-sleeve sweatshirt that reaches her mid-thigh. She layered the neon green top with a bright tie-dye pattern under a black vest.

Hadid, who is 5'9", didn't wear any pants beneath the sweatshirt, turning the casual outfit into a daring ensemble that showed off her legs.

She paired the bold outfit with glasses and fuzzy, blue earmuffs. Black-and-green sneakers and black socks completed the look. The model swung a black tote bag from Treasure of NYC, a luxury vintage retailer.

Also on Thursday, Hadid — who recently rejoined Victoria's Secret as an ambassador after the lingerie company ditched its use of "Angels" — stepped out in another ensemble that offered more coverage.

Bella Hadid walks in New York City on December 30, 2021.
Bella Hadid showed off another streetwear look on Thursday.Gotham / Contributor / Getty Images

Hadid wore a yellow top, loose black cargo pants, a black parka, and black sneakers. A knit scarf and striped hat brought color to the look, and Hadid wore black gloves for warmth. Hadid also showed off her love of funky sunglasses, donning a pair of sporty, yellow-lensed shades.

In December, Hadid told Marie Claire that she felt "empowered" as she rejoined Victoria's Secret after a year and a half of negotiations. She also said she had a change of heart from when she viewed the company as being "run by men for men."

"I feel empowered in lingerie," she said, "instead of feeling like my body is some sort of money maker."

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