Over the years, Jennifer Lawrence has kept a quiet luxury profile through the most leisurely of pieces, from mesh flats to just-got-out-of-bed loungewear and babushka scarves. On Easter Sunday, Lawrence proved just how far her low-key agenda can go with a spring outfit template anyone can copy.
The No Hard Feelings actress kept things relaxed in oversized silhouettes while taking her son, Cy, on an afternoon stroll around Manhattan. Pushing a luxury stroller with one hand, Lawrence was captured wearing a loose-fitted navy blue sweater with a slightly slouchy mock neck. She contrasted the dark blue color with a flowy white maxi skirt—a piece that's shown up again and again in street style over the past few seasons.
She kept her styling to a minimum with orange-tinted sunglasses, Airpods, and—this year's hottest shoes—gray Adidas Sambas sneakers.
The 33-year-old's nonchalant approach to dressing revolves around foolproof outfit formulas—namely, layering pattern- and logo-free oversize tops and bottoms (sometimes with an unexpected shoe).
This weekend's three-piece look is reminiscent of an outfit Lawrence wore in September. Then, the actress was photographed in New York City wearing an oatmeal-colored turtleneck and wide-leg navy blue trousers, both by The Row—a brand that Lawrence is not only a long-time fan of, but that is arguably at the forefront of the quiet luxury movement.
Lawrence's outfit is the sort that doesn't require overthinking on a chilly spring day: The sweater is just thick enough to be warm, but the lightweight skirt and cool sneakers keep the whole look from feeling weighed-down. With a chunky sweater and long skirt, the actress's carefree attitude and #OOTD can easily be adopted into your everyday wardrobe this season and beyond—that is, if it isn't already. Shop outfits similar to Lawrence's below.
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Born and raised in Memphis, India Roby is a freelance journalist based in New York City. In 2021, India graduated from The New School with a Bachelor’s in Journalism + Design and a minor in Fashion Communication. Her bylines have also appeared in NYLON, Highsnobiety, Harper’s Bazaar, Arch Digest, Teen Vogue, Byrdie, Paper, The Zoe Report, Fashionista, and others.
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