This is The Run Through. I'm Chloe Mel.

And today, the incredible Vogue cover with tennis superstar Cocoa Gough just dropped.

And it is such a treat.

The story is written by Abby Aguirre and is shot by Annie Lubavitz.

She is only 19 years old and is the most poised, lovely seeming

young woman. I loved Abby's story. I feel like you got such a sense of who she is and what she's

doing in the psychological struggles of being at the peak of a sport in the way that she is. Last summer,

she won her first grand slam title at the U.S. Open.

She was the youngest American to win since Serena Williams in 99.

She beat Venus at Wimbledon in 2019.

This is one to watch.

And you can watch her on the cover of Vogue and listen to her right now, speaking with our fabulous colleagues, Jose

Creales-Uenzuela and Naomi Elizze, who sat down with her right after her Vogue cover shoot

and chatted with her about what it's like being a 19-year-old who's at the top of her game,

quite literally.

Amazing. So let's just jump on into it. Hi, Coco. Welcome to the run through. Thank you.

How you feeling? I'm feeling good. Just finished shooting, so a little tired, but I'm good.

I was going to say, you've had a very long, vogue day.

Can you tell us what you did between yesterday and today?

Yeah.

So yesterday we did fittings for the actual shoot and then some of the digital stuff for the YouTube channel.

And then today we actually shot, you know, the different shots for, and hopefully they have a couple options for the cover and then some others. Yeah, it was, it kind of felt like a lot, day, not two days. It was a lot of outfits, a lot of stuff that were great, a lot of stuff not so much. So it was fun. Yeah. That's how it is. I want to know what you loved.

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