Two power sisters are rocking a new magazine spread and they aren't from the Kardashian clan. Apparently, models Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid have good genes as the two were stunning in their latest V Magazine spread together showing to the world that they too have to keep up with the Hadids.

In the spread, Gigi and Bella, both models graced the cover in their swimsuit attire having a rock and metal theme as the two had on very dark and heavy make-up. Both also showed that they can definitely transform themselves into anything they are asked to be.

In the photos released online, the two had that dark feel as the two were in their black and white swimsuits while they posed in front of a green sports car and both had their own furry jackets that complimented their swim attires.

Of course, Gigi had her blonde hair shining like there's no tomorrow which is just perfect as her sister Bella had her black colored hair that was just a balance. The two seemed to be quite comfortable posing together and when asked just how comfortable they are with each other and if the two had a moment where they shared an interest with one guy, both sisters answered in the negative.

"No, never. We would never touch the same person," Bella said while Gigi interrupted saying, "We don't have the same type." And with their careers going pretty well, Gigi shared her thoughts on how she keeps her professionalism good as she treats everybody in a nice way than others.

 "What I've been doing a lot every day is I have three goals: be kind, work hard and make a friend," Gigi said adding, "When I do those little things on set every day, those are the things that then lead to creating relationships and building opportunities. Because you don't know who those people are gonna go have dinner with and talk to that night."

Indeed the two sisters were raised pretty well as Bella also echoed her sister's statements. "No matter if they're working next to you, below you, or above you, be kind and generous to everyone you meet. Yeah, it's bizarre because it's weird for people to be nice these days."