Anita Rani proves airport outfits can be comfy and stylish with this gorgeous look
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Anita Rani knows how to travel in both style and comfort, calling her recent airport outfit her ‘fave get up at the moment,’ and we can see why. A playful twist on smart casual styling, the star looked cool but cosy.
Building her outfit around a pair of YMC’s brown deadbeat trousers, the ultra-wide leg and voluminous cut added a modern structure to Anita’s outfit. While the rich brown hue helped to ground the bold pattern and colours of her adidas Liberty London firebird satin track top.
The striking paisley jacket featured trending tones of red and blue, but Anita gracefully toned the look down with a white crew neck t-shirt from Uniqlo. Adding one final print in the form of a Burberry scarf, her neutral, suede Mulberry Boston bag provided the final pared-back element to ensure the star looked put together, yet relaxed.
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Anita's brown trousers blend structure with a modern, curved, wide-cut. The darted details at the front create a rounded silhouette, similar to a very full barrel leg, perfect for hours of travelling, sitting and generally just great for comfort. The elegant brown hue will pair well with other neutrals, or provide a base for bright colours and prints.
Uniqlo is the place to go for elevated basics, and Anita's white t-shirt is the ideal building block for capsule wardrobes all year round. The classic crew neck is universally flattering. This top is made from heavyweight cotton and shoppers say its fabric is 'thick but not too bulky.'
Anita's adidas jacket is part of the brand's limited-edition collaboration with Liberty London and combines its classic, sporty look with Liberty London's iconic heritage patterns. This colourway is selling out quickly, but you can also snap it up in a more subtle taupe colourway, too.
Anita's Boston bag from Mulberry is a beautiful investment piece for years to come. In an east-west shape, this bag taps into the autumn/winter handbag trends for 2026. Roomy but lightweight, it's made from bovine suede and boasts striking contrasting straps, as well as beautiful brass hardware.
Anita's Burberry scarf is no longer on sale, but, this one from & Other Stories boasts a monochrome colour palette that keeps its bold pattern from feeling too busy. It's made from 100% silk too, for a seriously luxe finish. A versatile buy, you can wear it as a neck scarf, in your hair or tied to your handbag.
Anita's Soeur Paris sandals are no longer available, but there are similar styles still available. This pair from New Look has a similar silhouette, thanks to a unique, plaited faux-suede foot area. A little more covered than classic sandals, you can get a little more wear out of them as we head into cooler weather.
If comfort is something you prioritise when it comes to autumn outfit ideas, then Anita’s travel-ready look shows you don't have to compromise on style. The key is in the items she uses to build her outfit. By opting for neutral basics, Anita demonstrates why a strong autumn capsule wardrobe is the perfect base for peppering in more statement pieces to create a personalised look.
While she could have worn a pair of comfortable jeans, there’s something much more refined about her choice of brown, structured trousers. The dark fabric lends them a more elevated look, while the almost barrel-like silhouette keeps them contemporary.
Anita's bold, patterned jacket was the stand-out element of her look, though her Mulberry bag comes in a close second. Adding playful print to her style, Anita's practical, yet statement-making jacket delivered the best of both worlds, comfort and style.
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Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.
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