Catherine Zeta-Jones made airport styling so chic in a pair of flattering leather trousers and black velvet blazer - her fedora is the perfect elevated accessory

Forget comfort on a long-haul flight, for Catherine Zeta-Jones it's all about style

Catherine Zeta-Jones chic airport outfit
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Catherine Zeta-Jones's chic airport outfit is so unexpected, but the actress looked stunning in a pair of skin-tight leather trousers, matching velvet blazer and a chic fedora when she landed in LA back in 2017.

You're getting ready for a long flight, what outfit do you put on? Probably some comfortable gym leggings and a pair of white trainers, anything that will keep you comfy and cosy while you travel. That might be the case for most of us, but not for Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Catherine Zeta-Jones' chic airport outfit

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Leaning into her chic and elevated look, Catherine accessorised with a stunning pair of drop-detail earrings, with the diamond embellishments glinting and catching the light.

Her makeup was similarly glowing. With a peach-toned blush bringing a sweeping of colour to the skin, Catherine complimented the tone with a rose-tinted lipstick. The shade is a timeless one and has seen a real renaissance this autumn. It was everywhere on the Emmys red carpet this year, being flattering on a variety of skin tones and types.

We love how the softer pinks in her makeup juxtapose the deep black tones in her outfit and it's a great reminder that your makeup look doesn't necessarily have to match with your clothes but can compliment it in different ways.

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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.