Bradley Cooper's Girlfriend Suki Waterhouse Dons Off-Duty Style In Favorite Coat; Cara Delevingne’s BFF Reacts To ‘Ugly’ Comments In Instagram

Bradley Cooper's girlfriend Suki Waterhouse is known to frequently rock her off-duty style as she manages to look runway-ready. In her recent outing, the Burberry model was seen wearing her favorite coat as she braved the cold environment in New York City. Cara Delevinge's BFF also reacted to a poser after calling her "ugly" in one of its comments.

The 23-year-old Burberry model and girlfriend of the
Guardians of the Galaxy" star was seen going out from her New York City hotel while donning her favorite shearling coat.

In a report from the The Daily Mail, though the British model has "access to designer clothing," Suki Waterhouse still preferred to wear her favorite jacket two days in a row.

Bradley Cooper's girlfriend Suki Waterhouse strolled around the city with a pretty friend as she added a green scarf to her off-duty ensemble that consisted of a skinny jeans and a pair of trainers.

Considered as one of the most sought-after supermodels in the world, Suki Waterhouse looked downright low-key during the outing as she clutched her laptop and cellphone.

The day before, the model was also seen with her fleece as she rocked a pair of skintight jeans and boots. She also threw in a pair of sunglasses as she walked toward a waiting car not minding her blond tresses being blown away by a gush of wind.

Meanwhile, Bradley Cooper's girlfriend fired back at one of her basher in Instagram who called "ugly," Just Jared said in a report.

She said, "I'm lucky that these kind of comments don't affect me, but I'm worried for young people who think it's ok to post this kind of viciousness out there, even more so that these thoughts are even going through people's brains."

The model, who stars in the film "Tulip Fever" added, "Our worth is not determined on how 'beautiful' we are and most definitely not on how many followers we have. That's crazy!!"

"The Internet isn't real life.. the good stuff happens when you put down the phone and connect with your world and its people."