Irina Shayk looks typically chic in a gray trench coat and black leather boots

Irina Shayk looked quintessentially chic when she stepped out in New York City on Friday.

The 36-year-old supermodel wore a gray trench coat, which was snug around her waist, paired with black leather thigh-high boots.

The Russian beauty wore thick black sunglasses and parted her tousled brown locks in the middle.

Shayk shares five-year-old daughter Leah with Bradley Cooper with whom she was in a relationship for four years, from 2015-2019.

Her appearance comes a week after she sent her 19.9 million Instagram followers into a tailspin on Thursday when she posted sultry new photos of her in a glittering dress.

The supermodel wore the beautiful ‘piece of art’ for a photo shoot to promote the 30th anniversary of Thierry Mugler’s perfume called Angel.

A muse for the French fashion house, Irina radiated glamor in the haute couture creation designed by her close friend, the late Mugler.

The star looked stunning in the sequin dress as he caught the light.

The dress fitted her like a glove and gradually tapered down and stiletto sandals graced her feet.

Shayk’s exposed neckline and deep chest were left exposed while diamond earrings dangled from single long strands on either ear. Flawless makeup completed the look, along with a sleek, straight haircut that let the supermodel’s famous face shine.

‘Wearing this work of art by Thierry…’ Shayk wrote in the post, referring to Mugler’s founder. Manfred Thierry Mugler died in January this year at the age of 73 at his residence in Paris. He reportedly died of natural causes and Irina was one of many celebrities who posted a heartfelt tribute to the beloved fashion designer on Instagram.

‘Leaving too soon,’ she wrote with a trinity of broken heart emojis. The Hercules star called her late boyfriend a “god of fashion.” The love was mutual between the iconic designer and his supermodel muse. Mugler written a fawning caption at Shayk on Instagram last year, calling her his “jewel” and thanking her for bringing “joy and beauty” to the world.

Mugler originally rose to prominence in the late 1970s and dominated the catwalks of Europe in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He emerged with a crazy signature style with cinch-waist silhouettes and pronounced power shoulders. The openly gay French designer pioneered inclusivity, often working with drag queens and trans models.

While honoring the French fashion house’s storied past, she also winked at the future by tagging Casey Cadwallader – Mugler’s current creative director. “We all came to celebrate ANGEL’s 30th anniversary,” she writes. “Thank you, team at Angels, for making it possible… @cadwallader.”