Australian actress Bella Heathcote embraces a youthful persona for The Block 'Bella' editorial. Considering that she appears in the Teen Spirit issue of the magazine, that is appropriate. Nevertheless, she is hardly dressed as a typical teen, nor does she exhibit any particular amount of spirit. Listlessly occupying a motel room, it is as though she is expecting someone. She is dressed for a night out on the town.
The Block 'Bella' editorial was lensed by photographer Beau Grealy. Outfitted by stylist James Worthington DeMolet, Heathcote showcases a luxe wardrobe filled with designs from such labels as Gucci, Alexander Wang, Costume National and Haider Ackermann. Her doll-like looks are complemented with thick bangs and smokey eyes.
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