Ladrona De Guante Blanco for Elle Spain September 2012 is a beautiful runaway bandit series that shows Coco on the loose. The photographer Ricardo Tinelli has captured Coco Rocha and two robbers in all black carrying bags full of money down steps of stairs and hallways as they plan their escape routes.
The story ends with a successful Coco tying up her partners, taping their mouths shut and throwing all of the money up in the air. Coco is dressed in long fur coats and psychedelic-patterned power suits and sophisticated business wear.
This is one of the four editorials Coco is featured in for the Elle Spain September 2012 issue, displaying Coco's versatility and ability to be a chameleon.
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