- The Sun

It's as if having a stranger suddenly clamping their arms around your body and lifting you off your feet while you struggle to escape is perfectly reasonable and Gigi's response is what's shocking. The suggestion is that she was the aggressor, rather than the man who grabbed her in the street.

Other publications referred to the man who hauled the model into the air as an "over eager fan" and an "overzealous fan."

The implication is clear: Gigi's paid to look pretty, if people get a little excited in her presence, she should let them have their fun.

Huffington Post' writer Rachel McGrath made a fantastic fix to The Sun headline on Twitter that prompted a thankful response from the model - and clarification that she was at work, minding her own business at the time, rather than overreacting to the attentions of a poor, harmless fan:

Gigi Hadid is attacked at Fashion Week and immediately blamed for defending herself