Irina Shayk nails off-duty model chic in a camouflage Moschino jumpsuit in NYC… after sparking dating rumors with art dealer Vito Schnabel
After sparking dating rumors with art dealer Vito Schnabel last month, Irina Shayk stepped out of quarantine in a stylish ensemble on Tuesday in New York City.
For her solo outing, the 34-year-old supermodel sported an army green scarf over her mouth, camouflage Moschino jumpsuit and Burberry puffer jacket.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Russian beauty wore her headphones and kept a close eye on her phone under a pair of chic sunglasses.
Camouflaged: Irina Shayk stepped out of quarantine in a stylish ensemble and an army green scarf over her mouth on Tuesday in New York City
To emphasize her slender figure under her over-sized jumpsuit, Shayk slid her coat under her shoulders and swept her dark tresses in a sleek ponytail.
Her sighting comes after she was see spending some one-on-one time with Schnabel, 33, at the end of March.
Cooper and the model, who share three-year-old daughter Lea, have been dutifully co-parenting their little girl, since splitting more than ten months ago.
On call: The Russian beauty, who wore a camouflage jumpsuit, kept a close eye on her phone under a pair of chic sunglasses during her stroll
Shayk and the Brooklyn-born entrepreneur’s date first turned heads, as it marked the first she had been pictured with a potential new boyfriend since her and Cooper parted ways.
The former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover star and American Hustle actor went public with their romance in May 2015 and welcomed their daughter Lea De Seine Shayk Cooper in March 2017.
They sparked engagement rumors in December 2016 when Irina flashed an emerald ring on her wedding finger, but they never confirmed plans to wed.
Moving on: Shayk and art dealer Vito Schnabel’s first outing turned heads, as it marked the first she had been pictured with a potential new boyfriend since splitting with Cooper ten months ago
Earlier this year, Irina opened up about the split as she told British Vogue: ‘I think in all good relationships, you bring your best and your worst — it’s just the nature of a human being,
‘Two great people don’t have to make a good couple. I think we’ve been very lucky to experience what we had with each other.
‘Life without B is new ground. It’s hard to find a balance between being a single mom and being a working woman and provider. Trust me, there are days I wake up and I’m like, “Oh, my God, I don’t know what to do, I’m falling apart.”‘