Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid have teamed up in a new campaign for Guest in Residence's fall 2026 collection – and it's the ultimate cowgirl standoff.
On August 25, the brand dropped a teaser video featuring the sisters facing off in an open field, dressed in cowgirl-inspired looks. To the backdrop of a classic Western score, the two eye each other down before dramatically reaching for their holsters.
Gigi wore a red striped sweater with a matching neck scarf. The knitted look was styled with jeans and a black cowboy hat. The model's blonde locks were plaited into playful pigtails while her makeup was left natural and radiant.
Gigi and Bella Hadid for Guest in Residence (@ Guest in Residence)
Meanwhile, Bella rocked a red plaid shirt that was layered under a brown and red cardigan. The look was teamed with dark-wash denim jeans, brown leather chaps, a matching cowboy hat, and a Western-inspired belta dorned with a large buckle.

#hadid #cowgirl #matching

Bella Hadid stars in sister Gigi Hadid's fall 2026 campaign for her cashmere knitwear brand Guest in Residence
In the teaser video, the sisters find themselves in a cowgirl standoff
Gigi founded Guest in Residence in 2022
Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid find themselves in a cowgirl standoff in Guest in Residence's new fall 2026 campaign.
In a teaser video for the campaign released on Wednesday, Aug. 25, the sister duo face each other in the middle of a field, dressed in their best country-inspired getups. As a Western-style tune plays, they size each other up before both reaching for their holsters.

#guest #teaser

STILLWATER — Spring was a strange time for Stailee Heard.
OSU women's basketball was fresh off its first NCAA Tournament win in five seasons, yet all the Cowgirls who contributed to that run were gone. All but one. All but Heard, the senior from Sapulpa.
Micah Gray and Haleigh Timmer had graduated. Achol Akot (North Carolina) and Jadyn Wooten (TCU) had transferred. So had Amari Whiting (Iowa) and Lena Girardi (Utah).
Even Heard's little sister, Tyla, had transferred (Akron).
But Heard remained in Stillwater.

#tournament

STILLWATER — Spring was a strange time for Stailee Heard.
OSU women's basketball was fresh off its first NCAA Tournament win in five seasons, yet all the Cowgirls who contributed to that run were gone. All but one. All but Heard, the senior from Sapulpa.
Micah Gray and Haleigh Timmer had graduated. Achol Akot (North Carolina) and Jadyn Wooten (TCU) had transferred. So had Amari Whiting (Iowa) and Lena Girardi (Utah).
Even Heard's little sister, Tyla, had transferred (Akron).
But Heard remained in Stillwater.

#heard #spring #micah

Horse rider Ella Woolley is swapping the trails of Derbyshire for the Texas terrain as she pursues her cowgirl dream.
The 19-year-old has ridden horses in Wormhill, near Buxton, from an early age and has been learning to ride bucking horses since January.
Despite being a relative beginner, she has made plans to develop her ranch bronc riding skills in America and has ambitions to compete in the world championships.
"It's an adrenaline rush and when you do it well, it's so fun," Ella said.
Ella rode horses in Derbyshire from an early age before trying ranch bronc riding [BBC]

#early #bronc #Riding #horse

Jessica Fox blinked her eyes and fought back tears not only because she was mere moments from having another gold medal draped around her neck but also because she was mere months removed from being in the hospital.
“Oh!” she said after winning gold earlier this week at the world championships in Oklahoma City. “I didn’t think I’d get emotional.”
That she did was completely understandable.
There is no bigger star than Fox at the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships at the McClendon Whitewater Center. In addition to being the first female in the sport to win three Olympic gold medals, the 32-year-old Australian is the only person, male or female, to win six Olympic medals in canoe slalom.
More: Jessica Fox embraced 'cowgirl confidence' with ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships win

#slalom #jessica #mere

Bella Hadid posted a new Instagram carousel on July 16.
She gave fans a peek at her summertime plans.
The supermodel took a dip in a string bikini in two different photos.
Bella Hadid is enjoying the great outdoors this summer. On July 16, the supermodel gave fans a peek at her picturesque plans in a new Instagram carousel.
In the cover photo, Hadid posed beside a lake wearing a floral minidress as snow-capped mountains and lush forests appeared in the background. Two additional snapshots saw her taking a dip in a tiny string two-piece. Her red-and-white bikini featured a gingham pattern, a cowgirl-coded pattern that fits perfectly in Hadid's Western wardrobe.

ONE Championship newcomer Paige Ivette Clymer’s signature cowgirl hat is certainly not just a promotional accessory.
The 33-year-old American wears it proudly because it reflects a core part of her identity that has grown far beyond a simple sense of style. Away from the daily grind of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, the grueling competition circuits, and the suffocating intensity of elite submission grappling, the Legion American Jiu Jitsu Academy black belt has developed a profound love for horseback riding.
Clymer is set to make her highly anticipated ONE debut against teenage phenom Helena Crevar in a 10-minute openweight submission grappling contest at The Inner Circle 22 on Friday, July 17. The blockbuster event streams live from Bangkok’s iconic Lumpinee Stadium exclusively for members at live.onefc.com.
The 2025 ADCC West Coast Trials winner brings a remarkable 118-7 grappling record into her promotional debut. But before she tests her world-class skills on the global stage, Clymer is happy to showcase a much different side of herself: the San Diego native who feels absolutely most at home in the saddle.
Clymer’s deep relationship with horses began long before she ever tied a black belt around her waist or built her fearsome reputation on the mats.

Tennessee women's golf announced the hiring of Maddi Swaney on Tuesday. She will serve as an ******* istant coach for the Lady Vols.
"We are thrilled to welcome Maddi Swaney to our Tennessee family," Tennessee head coach Diana Cantu said. "She brings an incredible level of experience, a championship mindset, and a proven track record of success. She has an exceptional eye for identifying what it takes to compete at the highest level, and she is deeply committed to developing student athletes into the very best golfers and people they can become.
"Her values align perfectly with what we believe Tennessee women's golf represents. I am incredibly excited to welcome her to Rocky Top and can't wait to see the impact she'll have on our team."
Swaney served as an ******* istant coach at Oklahoma State from 2019-25. The Cowgirls appeared in five consecutive NCAA championship appearances from 2021-25, including a runner-up finish in 2021 and Big 12 championships in 2021 and 2023.
Swaney was a four-year letter winner at Kent State from 2005-09.

Sophie Cunningham shows off toned abs in cowgirl-inspired Fever travel outfit originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Sophie Cunningham is back with the Indiana Fever, and she made quite the first impression back before the team even boarded its flight. After missing multiple practices this week because of an illness, the veteran guard returned Friday as Indiana departed for a pivotal four-game West Coast road trip. Before the Fever's charter took off, Cunningham caught plenty of attention with a relaxed, cowgirl-inspired outfit that quickly became one of the highlights of the team's travel photos.
The Fever shared images of players boarding the plane on social media, with Cunningham leading the post in a casual summer look that showcased her signature style and toned physique.
Cunningham embraced a sporty, Americana-inspired look for the trip west. She wore a white cropped tank top featuring the phrase "Howdy Cowboy," which showed off her toned abs, along with black athletic shorts, white Adidas sneakers and a dark green baseball cap.
The outfit perfectly matched the relaxed vibe of a summer travel day while giving fans another glimpse of the personality that's helped make Cunningham one of the WNBA's most recognizable players off the court. She also shared a selfie on her Instagram Story with the caption:

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are experiencing exciting times. Reports say they will get married in July and will stay busy in the coming months with their honeymoon and the upcoming 2026 NFL season.
The pop superstar continues to enjoy the success of her latest album, "The Life of a Showgirl." She stands as one of the most decorated artists of this generation. The 36-year-old has won 14 Grammy Awards, 49 Billboard Music Awards, 40 American Music Awards, 30 MTV Video Music Awards and an Emmy Award.
Kelce, on the other hand, will return for his 14th and potential last season. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end is coming off a down year and is looking to play a key role in the team's redemption bid in 2026.
Swift made Spotify history on Thursday. Her song for "Toy Story 5," "I Knew It, I Knew You," became the most-streamed country song ever on the music streaming platform.
She personally wrote it along with long-time producer Jack Antonoff. The track starts with the alternating vibration of a harmonica, which celebrates Americana and one of "Toy Story's" main characters, Jessie the cowgirl.

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