Nobody does Quiet Luxury quite like Jennifer Lawrence, and I'm in love with her latest look.
She was pictured at the Longines Boutique in New York earlier this week, wearing an outfit that's perfectly pitched in the middle - not the wide leg jeans and adidas trainers combinations we've coveted on her before, nor the red carpet gowns. Instead, she wore a navy knee-length pencil skirt and brown croc-embossed heels that had a vintage-inspired feel to them. She added a long chocolate brown jumper worn over the skirt, and a matching cardigan artfully draped around her shoulders, in a style that's reminiscent of the trending scarfigan. It's surely the chicest way to tackle this confusing autumn weather.
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Longer jumpers are super flattering worn over skirts or jeans, but they're also really handy to chuck on with your favourite leggings and cosy UGG boots. This knit is just the right amount of slouchy.
This style of skirt feels really fresh and works well with knitwear. I particularly love Jennifer's combination of navy and chocolate brown, too.
Jennifer's exact earrings are the Jessica McCormack Rush Hour style, which are absolutely dreamy, but will set you back a whopping £8k. This teardrop-shaped design from Amazon will do the trick. They're really well reviewed, and they're a great designer lookalike.
It's not too late in the year to be looking for the best sunglasses, and JLaw's exact style is a lot more affordable than you might think. Tortoiseshell is much softer than black, and this slim oval frame will suit lots of different face shapes.
If you're after one of the best cashmere jumpers, M&S is on our list of favourites. This one is more of a dark grape colour, but it will complement lots of the autumn/winter fashion colour trends 2025, like pastel pink or mocha mousse.
If Jennifer's shoes caught your attention then these have got a similar vintage vibe. The blocky heel is a lot more manageable than stilettos!
It can be so hard to think of autumn outfit ideas at the moment, as sometimes the sun makes it too warm for proper winter coats yet, but you definitely need some knitwear to keep the chill off. Jennifer's ensemble is perfect inspiration, but you can of course take whichever element you love and make it work within your own wardrobe.
Personally, I'll be trying knitwear layering with my barrel leg jeans and ballet flats as we head into November.
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