Model and fashion icon Karlie Kloss was a vision of style as she stepped out into New York City on Wednesday.
The catwalk queen, 31, took the Big Apple by storm in a cream button down with layered sleeves teamed with simple black jeans that were cropped at the ankle.
Her feet were slipped into a pair of black loafers while classic sunglasses shielded her eyes.
She exuded confidence as she took a call, her attention placed on her phone as she pressed it against her ear.
The most eye-catching accessory of them all was her luxurious Gold Birkin bag, available for purchase online for $30k.
Model and fashion icon Karlie Kloss was a vision of style as she stepped out into New York City on Wednesday
Karlie was also spotted out with her husband Joshua Kushner.
The couple held hands as they took a stroll along the busy streets.
Joshua kept it casual in a navy button down shirt, jeans, and trainers.
Karlie and her husband have been married since 2018 and share two children together: sons Levi, three, and Elijah, who was born in July of last year.
Kloss’ outing took place just a few weeks after it was announced that she and her husband would be relaunching Life magazine.
According to Variety, the model and the 38-year-old investor will be bringing the publication back into both print and online distribution through their Bedford Media company.
Life stopped being published regularly in 2000, although several special issues were released in the years following its axing.
Kloss issued a statement last month expressing her excitement about her company’s new venture.
She was also spotted with her husband Joshua Kushner
She pressed her phone against her ear as she stepped out into the busy city
She teamed her cream top with simple black jeans that cropped at her ankles
‘We see Life as an uplifting and unifying voice in a chaotic media landscape. While Bedford is a new media company, we are deeply inspired by Life’s iconic legacy and ability to connect diverse audiences with universal narratives of humanity,’ she said.
Kushner also released a statement to speak about the overall impact that the magazine had made on its readers.
‘Life’s legacy lies in its ability to blend culture, current events, and everyday life — highlighting the triumphs, challenges, and unique perspectives that define us,’ he said.
