Gigi Hadid morphs into a bouquet of flowers alongside sister Bella and Kaia Gerber at Milan Fashion Week

YOU’D be forgiven for thinking Gigi Hadid had become the face of Interflora as posed as a living bouquet of flowers tonight in Milan.

However seasoned fashionistas would tell you she was in fact working her magic for Moschino – who were showcasing their Spring Summer 18 collection at the city’s annual fashion week.

Gigi pulled off the striking look with ease, as she confidently walked the catwalk with an enormous bunch of flowers surrounding her head.

The innovative design saw the outfit tied with an enormous red bow, which cinched in Gigi’s tiny waist.

She later changed into a ballet inspired dress – which appeared to be made entirely of pink feathers.

Her blonde pixie-crop was covered with a black hat which was styled at a jaunty angle.

And her accessories included a spiked dog collar and black, leather handbag.

She wasn’t alone in wearing one of the fashion houses’ more vibrant designs however.

Her sister Bella wore an elaborate dress with another large red bow adorned to the top.

She was later dressed in a short black tutu with a My Little Pony t-shirt – which may remind some of their more adventurous teenage days.

On her head she wore a beret adorned with spikes, with a matching bag and knee high boots.

The rocker look was set off with a spiked baker boy cap, a dog collar and spiked bracelets.

Cindy Crawford’s 16-year-old daughter, Kaia Gerber, who has become a star of the shows this year, was the spitting image of her super model mum.

Walking confidently down the catwalk, Kaia wore an enormous feathered tutu which had been styled with a Moschino branded top and a leather jacket.

Kaia made her debut at New York Fashion Week walking for Calvin Klein.

The model has been following in her 51-year-old mum’s modelling footsteps in other ways, having already appeared in Vogue and modelled for Versace.

The teen has also signed up for campaigns for Marc Jacobs and Alexander Wang.

Kaia recently said she always wanted to follow in her mum’s footsteps and become a model.

She told : “My favourite thing about being a model is the people that I meet.

“I don’t think there’s any other job where you get to learn so many things about so many different people.

“I just love forging new relationships.”

Kaia also admitted it can be “difficult” to juggle school, modelling work and her social life.

She said: “It’s really difficult, because you have a lot of different things going on. I go to school everyday, and that does come first.”

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