Irina Shayk Made Her Runway Debut for the First Time Since Her Split—in Form-Fitting Black Leather

Yesterday, Irina Shayk got back to work after the big news of her split with Bradley Cooper, making her first catwalk appearance at the CR Runway x LuisaViaRoma 90th Anniversary Show. The show was in a gorgeous location in Florence, Italy, and Irina killed it, per usual.

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Yesterday, Irina Shayk got back to work after the big news of her split with Bradley Cooper, making her first catwalk appearance at the CR Runway x LuisaViaRoma 90th Anniversary Show. The show was in a gorgeous location in Florence, Italy, and Irina killed it, per usual. I know that I'm fully speculating here (models don't really smile on the runway), but she does look very somber, to me. And maybe a little tired? But of course, that might also be her smokey eye makeup. 

Actually, Irina modeled a couple outfits, first walking in a matching pinstripe blazer and skirt, with an up-to-there split showing off thigh-highs and garters, complete with a bustier and sheer gloves (I think I've found my next work outfit! Just kidding, I would look ridiculous.). Then, she stepped out in a form-fitting leather dress, with matching above the elbow gloves. Incidentally, can someone tell me if long gloves are back in fashion and if I need to buy some? I spotted formal gloves on Meghan Markle at Trooping the Colour but I'm worried they'd make me look like Cruella de Vil. (Hot tip: If you buy one, don't forget to grab a LuisaViaRoma promo code first.)

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(Image credit: Vittorio Zunino Celotto)

She also walked with Joan Smalls and Bella Hadid (also, look how gorgeous that setting is):

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So, it's back to business for the model—and she's slaying it, TBH.

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