If angels were real, and one just so happened to fall down from heaven or whatever cloud-filled, Trump-less realm angels live, that angel would probably be a clone of Gigi Hadid.
And this is what a pink-haired Gigi angel clone would look:
Gigi captioned the photo, “girls rm,” and tagged the photographer Alana Kaiui’lani Oherlihy, otherwise known as @lilmami_lani.
If you’re not familiar with Alana’s work, when she’s not taking photos of Gigi and her brooding baby sister, she’s posting pictures of shapely rear ends, cakes about to be eaten, and a Tumblr-friendly array of hot girls in fun clothes.
It’s pretty lit.
Not as lit as pink-haired angel Gigi Hadid pictures, but let’s be real, what else is?
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