

Keep your eyes peeled for that street style moment when it arrives. Naturally, since Shayk is so well-acquainted with the label one wouldn't be surprised if she got first picks on the latest items from Max Mara's Fall/Winter 2021 collection. Shayk has previously starred in its Spring/Summer 2020 campaign and has even walked in its runway shows at Milan Fashion Week.

(See the camel colored Saio Coat, above.) For those who don't know, the model also has a close and friendly relationship with the brand.

Though Shayk has an affinity for the super fuzzy, furry Max Mara coats - they're great for NYC's harsh winters - she doesn't discount the importance of keeping a few neutral colored pieces from the fashion house in her closet too. However, Shayk takes the crown for amassing quite the collection of Max Mara outerwear. Since its debut in 2013, the Teddy coat has become an instant hit with celebs and fashion lovers alike, popping up on stars like Hailey Bieber and Julia Roberts. Shayk is also not the only celeb to brand the cozy piece a must-have item. The teddy coat reigns supreme in the model's wardrobe as she has the style in several other iterations. It was the perfect dressy yet laid-back look for a NYC resident. Shayk stepped out in a cobalt blue coat from the label's Fall/Winter 2019 collection and wore it open to reveal a striped turtleneck top, black shirt, and gray jeans. One of her most recent Max Mara looks was from an outing in New York City on March 3, where she calls home with daughter Lea Cooper. You can always find her in the latest Instagram-approved brands, just take a peek at her other of-the-moment street style ensembles.īut, back to her coats. Given that the label started the teddy bear coat fervor, it's no surprise Max Mara has remained a favorite in the model's on-trend wardrobe. She has been wearing the brand as early as 2014, according to some eagle-eyed internet fans, and even now in 2021 this luxe brand has been her pick of choice to battle East Coast's chilly weather in. This can be applied to what we wear and how we shop - if we like a brand for its comfortable jeans or a label that sells trendy clothes at affordable prices, why ever let that go? If there's anyone who has mastered the art of wear more of what you like, it's Irina Shayk, who has the biggest Max Mara coat collection. If we like something, we're going to want to have it over and over.
