Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story might be the only Snap IPO coverage you need

For Miranda Kerr — a model, fashion icon and soon-to-be wife of Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel — the Snap IPO is an exciting affair. Her fiance, who announced their engagement via Bitmoji, is, after all, about to take his company public (and become very, very rich).

(Here’s a full breakdown of the Snapchat IPO if you want more detailed coverage.)

So Kerr isn’t missing a beat. Front and center at the New York Stock Exchange, the model is capturing all the Snap IPO action as it’s happening and posting it directly to her Snapchat story. Where else?

Sadly, she’s not wearing Snapchat’s Spectacles to do this, but I guess we’ll let that slide.

Here are some of those pictures:

The Stock Exchange all decked out in Snap deco.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story

A Snapchat spectacles vending machine at the NYSE.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story.

Evan Spiegel in front of the Spectacles vending machine.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story.

Snapchat co-founders Bobby Murphy and Evan Spiegel get ready to open trading.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story.

Kerr, left, posing with someone in front of a live feed of Spiegel and Murphy.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story

Here’s some live action from the floor of the Stock Exchange.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story

Spiegel and Murphy open trading with the ringing of the bell.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story

More live feeds of the co-founders .

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story

This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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