Jenna Dewan's Studded Coach Bag and Mosaic Heels Are the Definition of Everyday Casual

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published 24 January 2019

Jenna Dewan, fashion icon and designer of the Danskin bodysuit collection, has clothing instincts we mere mortals can only dream of. The dancer-model-actress manages to nail both her casual and dressed-up looks with a balance of trendy and classic that's totally on point. Prime example: Dewan made a solo outing around L.A. in the most perfect casual outfit.

Dewan paired her oversize, brilliant-blue denim jacket with a frilly maxi dress, making the petite star look taller and accentuating her shape. It looks like her bag is a version of the Coach Parker bag:

Here's a look at the full outfit:

Dewan hasn't been out and about with boyfriend Steve Kazee in a few weeks, but the pair is still bonding over Instagram—specifically over their dogs. Kazee, who's recently been sick, posted a photo of his dogs "until I’m over this head cold."

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Jenna responded with a sweet message: "Can Stella teach me her modeling tips," she wondered.

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"Not sure you qualify. Let me see how she feels about it," joked Kazee in response. (Good to see this adorable couple is still together!)

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