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Coco Rocha rocked New York Fashion Week—and looked perfect every day

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Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week

Typically, models show up for runway shows looking pointedly casual in ripped jeans and a beanie, à la Cara Delevingne. But Canada’s fashion darling Coco Rocha has been one of the best-dressed people in New York this week—on and off the runway. She rocked a showstopping outfit every day (and sometimes more than one), outshining top editors, style bloggers and other fashion followers. Whether sitting front row in a furry bomber jacket at Jeremy Scott, or strolling through the Lincoln Centre in a pastel short-suit, Rocha demonstrated what it means to be cool, collected and impeccably dressed. Here, her prettiest, edgiest and fiercest street style looks from New York Fashion Week.

Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Canadian model Coco Rocha dominates street style at New York Fashion Week
Jean Grant has been a freelance writer since 2015, covering a range of lifestyle topics like shopping, interiors, wellness and culture for publications like Maclean’s and Toronto Life. She also enjoys working with brands to develop custom content, and shares personal essays through her Substack newsletter, Nobody is Thinking About You.
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