Bella Hadid continued her amazing vintage street style streak on Friday when she was spotted out and about in New York City wearing not one, but two vintage looks. [As stylist Molly Dixon confirmed on her Instagram Story, Hadid is said to be wearing a dark wash, form-fitting corset jacket and matching pencil skirt set from Roberto Cavalli's Spring 2002 collection, She was photographed leaving the Bowery Hotel in New York wearing denim on denim.

According to Vogue, the model accessorized the look with a black croc Saint Laurent Sac de Jour bag and black leather stiletto boots.

Later in the evening, Hadid waved to photographers who took pictures of her second stunning vintage Y2K look of the day, a silky white sundress that Dixon identified as from Valentino's SS05 collection.

Hadid paired the vintage Valentino dress with a boho coat (think the 70s-inspired look that became a staple of Y2K fashion when Kate Hudson iconically wore it as Penny Lane in 2000's “All Most Famous” and brown tall boots.

Hadid also debuted a third notable vintage look earlier this week. On Thursday, she left the Bowery Hotel wearing a suede suit. The matching vintage Wilson set was sourced by Dixon from Hasbeen Vintage, a new boutique in Los Angeles.

To break up the monochromatic suede-on-suede look, Hadid chose a striped crew-neck sweater under her blazer and accessorized with black leather pointed-toe kitten heel pumps, thick-rimmed glasses, and Misoma pearl earrings.

Dixon opened up to Marie Claire magazine earlier this year about the process of working with Hadid and the model's vintage taste when it came to requesting pieces for the Cannes Film Festival.

“What I pull and how I style it for them depends on a lot of factors, including the film and their mood,” Dixon explained. It's hard to believe that they requested the current runway."

Dixon puts a lot of thought into every look she helps and it shows.

“I tell my family and friends back home: imagine picking out a wedding dress, the amount of work and time and money that goes into it, I put into every look,” Dixon explained.