Bella Hadid wears TOPLESS behind a massive LV bag for the brand campaign collaboration with Yayoi Kusama

Bella Hadid looked seductively topless in a new Louis Vuitton campaign created in collaboration with Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.

Gigi Hadid’s sister, 26, had a giant Louis Vuitton bag positioned in front of her chest, preventing her from violating Instagram’s community guidelines.

In the moody images, which looked to have sprung from Kusama’s multimedia creations, Bella was sprawled on the floor, drawing blobs in the air.

Hello beautiful: Bella Hadid looked seductively topless in a new Louis Vuitton campaign created in collaboration with Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama

A few splashy videos showed them surrounded by colorful splashes of paint, all floating around them like bubbles in the air.

Bella interspersed her model shots with a few quotes from Kusama, who spoke openly about how she draws on her art to help cope with her mental health issues.

“Without art, I would have killed myself a long time ago,” was a line from Kusama, who has been living in an asylum in Tokyo since 1977.

Another quote Bella quoted from the artist read, “Anytime I had a problem, I faced it with the ax of art.”

Sizzler: Gigi Hadid’s sister, 26, had a giant Louis Vuitton bag positioned in front of her chest, preventing her from violating Instagram’s community guidelines

Smoldering: In the striking images, ripped from Kusama’s multimedia creations, Bella lay sprawled on the floor, painting spots in the air

What a picture: A few splashy videos showed them surrounded by colorful splashes of paint, all floating around them like bubbles in the air

“I have struggled with mental illness and emptiness my entire life. Now I want people to understand my glorious search for truth,” said another.

“Working on paintings is a process towards my artistic creation. It is a new spiritual theme in my entire philosophy for the pursuit of truth. Each painting represents a process in all of my art,” explained Kusama.

While snapping the new ad campaign on Instagram, Bella gushed in her caption, “My first @louisvuitton campaign couldn’t have been a better collaboration than @yayoikusama_…”

The daughter of former Beverly Hills real-life housewife Yolanda Hadid gushed, “Not only am I her biggest fan, so intrigued by her story and life…but I connect with her deeply in transcending mental struggles through artistic.” to heal freedom and creativity.”

Connection: Bella interspersed her model shots with a few quotes from Kusama, who has been open about how she draws on her art to help cope with her mental health issues

Openness: “Without art, I would have killed myself a long time ago,” was a line from Kusama, who has lived voluntarily in an asylum in Tokyo since 1977

She spilled, “I’m so proud to be doing this campaign and I hope that one day I can hug Miss Kusama and tell her how important she is not only to me but to so many people who are struggling. Proud is the only word I have. Proud.’

Bella, whose mother Yolanda was also a model, said last year that she suffered from “eating disorders” growing up.

“Growing up, I thought it was normal to have this chronic anxiety and dissociation, crying every day and not knowing who I am,” she told iD.

“Whether it was an eating disorder or I’ve been smoking a pack of Marlboros since I was 14, I’m always like, ‘Oh, all kids do that.’ I realized that maybe I was trying to figure out why I felt this way. And in reality, all I needed was therapy.”

Aglow: Bella gushed to Kusama that “I connect deeply with her to heal mental struggles through artistic freedom and creativity.”

Bella shared that as an aspiring model, she continued to suffer from body dysmorphia, which affected the way she responded to her fame.

“During that part of my life, I was so out of body, so detached … I was so confused by what people were seeing of me,” she said.

“I still see comments on Instagram when I’m sitting on the couch and I’m like, ‘Are they talking about me?’ I don’t understand how I got to this point where people either appreciate my work or know who I am.”

She told Vogue this year as a teenager She suffered from anorexia, which she attributed in part to the Adderall she was prescribed for ADHD.

Her own issues: Bella, whose mother Yolanda was also a model, said last year that she suffered from “eating disorders” growing up

The interview sparked a storm of controversy when Bella revealed she had nose surgery when she was just 14.

Social media erupted in anger at Yolanda for having her daughter have cosmetic surgery at such a tender age.

Bella herself regretted the procedure, saying: “I wish I had kept the nose of my ancestors. I think I would have grown into it.”

Yolanda is from the Netherlands, while Gigi and Bella’s father, Mohamed Hadid, is a Palestinian who was born in Nazareth just months after the founding of Israel.

It said: “Growing up I thought it was normal that I would have this chronic anxiety and this dissociation, crying every day and not knowing who I am,” Bella told iD