Anna Sorokin: From Convicted Con Artist to Fashion Week Sensation

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Anna Sorokin, known as Anna Delvey, has been increasingly visible in recent weeks as restrictions on her house arrest have loosened. According to People magazine reporting from January 2, 2026, Sorokin made a significant fashion statement during New York Fashion Week on September 11, walking in three shows presented by her Outlaw Agency with Kelly Cutrone[1]. She modeled looks from Private Policy, Untitled&Co, and SHAO, with her final appearance featuring a black skirt and embellished blazer designed by Shao Yang—an outfit where her ankle monitor was less visible than in previous public appearances[1].

Sorokin has been actively discussing her monitoring situation, revealing to People that she's working to switch to a watch version of her ankle monitor but hasn't yet received full approval[1]. She acknowledged the irony of constantly being described as "flaunting" her ankle bracelet despite having no choice in wearing it[1].

Her public rehabilitation has accelerated since August 2025 when she regained social media access following a ban related to her ongoing immigration case[1]. She was granted special permission by ICE to travel to Los Angeles in September to compete on Dancing with the Stars[1]. Following Fashion Week, she traveled to Los Angeles to begin competing on the show[1].

Sorokin remains under house arrest conditions set in October 2022 after being released from ICE custody, requiring her to pay ten thousand dollars bail[1]. This stems from her 2019 conviction on eight charges including attempted grand larceny and grand larceny in the second and third degrees, for which she served time before being taken into ICE custody for visa overstaying[1].

Her story continues to generate cultural interest, with Netflix having paid her 320,000 dollars for rights to the 2022 limited series "Inventing Anna," though she's faced criticism over how she's been portrayed[1].

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