From catwalk to dog walk: Helena Christensen wraps up in a padded coat and bootcut jeans as she takes her pooch for a walk in New York
Danish supermodel Helena Christensen was pictured looking casually chic when she walked her dog in New York on Mondu
The 52-year-old kept warm wearing a padded coat which she teamed with a pair of cropped bootcut jeans.
Looking effortlessly stylish, she wrapped a grey scarf around her neck and wore vintage looking brown leather boots.
From catwalk to dog walk: Helena Christensen wrapped up in a padded coat and bootcut jeans as she took her dog for a walk in New York on Monday
She carried her take out lunch in hand as she walked her dog on his lead.
Helena wore her brown/red locks in an up-do and made sure she was as safe as can be, wearing a floral face mask.
The runway queen has been busy working on a new project and has been showcasing new pieces for her Staerk And Christensen collection on social media.
Supermodel: Looking effortlessly stylish, she wrapped a grey scarf around her neck and wore vintage looking brown leather boots
The Vogue coverstar posed in the various pieces for the SC♡VS fashion collection.
According to the brand’s website, SC♡VS is an ‘exclusive curation of luxury vintage and secondhand treasures for the wardrobe and the home by Camilla Staerk and Helena Christensen’.
Staerk and Christensen is a studio based in New York, which publishes work in fashion, interior, architecture, photography and film.
Wow! Helena put on a very leggy display as she showcased new pieces for her Staerk And Christensen collection on social media recently
Helena recently declared she ‘doesn’t give a flying f***’ what anyone thinks about her dress sense as she gave a candid interview about body confidence to Times 2.
The supermodel, who has won legions of fans with her timeless beauty and stunning figure, said her upbringing in Denmark instilled in her a sense of confidence and a ‘natural approach’ to her body – which has helped her soar to the top of the modelling industry.
She said: ‘In Denmark we are brought up with a natural approach to our bodies. We are not taught that it’s anything to hide. In modelling it was never an issue for me.
‘I look at it as an artistic approach, showing the beauty of the female body, the life-giving body, which is a miracle in so many ways.’
The star added that she ‘doesn’t think about it either way’ whether her sexy dress sense is empowering or not.
She said: ‘For me it’s about what do I want to wear to make me happy? And it’s about not really — excuse the expression — giving a flying f*** what anyone else thinks.’
Toned: In one snap, Helena leans against the windowsill as she modelled a long-sleeved embroidered black bodysuit, displaying her toned pins