It appears that Bradley Cooper, 48, got a fashion makeover from his girlfriend Gigi Hadid

Bradley Cooper’s latest relationship – with rumored girlfriend Gigi Hadid – seems to be having an impact on his style.

The 48-year-old, who spent six years learning to conduct music for his role in Maestro, was spotted walking around New York City on Thursday, looking absolutely stunning.

It appeared as if the Oscar-winner was given a nice new makeover by his model girlfriend – as she gave J. Wearing a green varsity jacket from the Lindbergh x Golden Bear collaboration.

Underneath this was a green, blue and black striped cashmere sweater from Current Flame Gigi’s Guest in Residence collection, along with a tanned knit cap.

The Nightmare Alley star completed the look with camo cargo pants and Nike sneakers.

Bradley’s beard was neatly trimmed and we wore brown-framed glasses.

The influencer wore the same sweater in an interview with CBS Sunday Morning in which she surprised the children of late composer Leonard Bernstein, on whom the film Maestro is based.

Bradley has been dating Gigi for the past several months. Before Cooper, Hadid was linked to Leonardo DiCaprio.

During the interview, the director broke down into tears as Jamie sat on the couch with Alexander and Nina as he admitted that he missed the closeness he felt with his late father while working on the film. .

‘The four of us shared something very special. “It’s hard to explain,” he said.

‘But he was with us, he was with me, definitely, the whole time. His energy somehow reached me and I really feel like I know him.

The actor and director’s Maestro co-star Carey Mulligan, 38, had plenty of praise for him in an interview about the film with Variety.

She plays Felicia Montealegre Bernstein, the driver’s wife.

‘I sometimes come to set and just get nervous, because I feel self-conscious, or I feel like I’m not prepared. I never felt like this on this set. I always felt like I couldn’t fail. “Bradley made it feel like you couldn’t do it, and that was the environment that everybody bought into.”

The two-time Oscar nominee said she was impressed by the depth of his preparation for the film, for which he also co-wrote the screenplay.

“I’ve never seen anyone prepare for a character the way he prepared for Lenny,” he told the outlet.

‘He was calling me in full dialect a year before we arrived in New York. I mean, it was incredible.’

He told, ‘When we were shooting it, it did not feel like we needed to think too much.’ ‘And I thought it made it a lot easier to react to something by not having to think about it.’

Maestro will be released in theaters on November 22 and will start streaming on Netflix from December 20.