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Coleen Rooney looked effortlessly stylish as she ran errands in Alderley Edge in Cheshire on Monday.
The WAG, 36, rocked a dark pair of blue denim skinny jeans which she teamed with a bright green roll neck jumper for the outing.
She kept warm in a cosy black coat and opted for a pair of chic black backless loafers by Gucci which donned gold stars and bees on.
Looking good: Coleen Rooney looked effortlessly stylish as she ran errands in Alderley Edge in Cheshire on Monday
Coleen swept her long brunette tresses back in a low ponytail as she made her way to her car after visiting her local café.
The beauty was spotted carrying a small bag of blue hydrangeas from Chelsea Flowers Wilmslow.
The outing comes after Coleen and husband Wayne Rooney's eldest son Kai started earning his own living as a social media influencer.
Out and about: The WAG, 36, rocked a dark pair of blue denim skinny jeans which she teamed with a bright green roll neck jumper for the outing
Stylish: She kept warm in a cosy black coat and opted for a pair of chic black backless loafers by Gucci which donned gold stars and bees on
He has been plugging a series of sports and fashion brands - one of them being his mother Coleen's favourite fashion shop, Cricket.
In recent weeks Kai has been posting about a competition to plug the latest Puma football boots as part of a lucrative deal with the sportswear giant which he signed last summer.
He advertises the brand repeatedly to his 85,000 followers. Recently, he also posted about Puma's back to school range, in which he was sitting on a picnic table alongside a rucksack.
Running errands: Coleen swept her long brunette tresses back in a low ponytail as she made her way to her car after visiting her local café
Pretty: The beauty was spotted carrying a small bag of blue hydrangeas from Chelsea Flowers Wilmslow
In another post he showed a picture of himself on a billboard in high street chain JD Sports.
Industry sources say that the deal 'won't have been worth hundreds of thousands but would still
