While Amal Clooney is a workwear fashion icon, her off-duty style is just as noteworthy—and quite different from her usual business attire, I might add. She appears to love fashion and has fun with it, often wearing items that are quite trendy. While getting coffee in L.A. earlier this week, Clooney embraced the "quiet luxury" look.
Clooney re-wore a knit Stella McCartney dress in step with this spring's "in" aesthetic. Knit dresses are ideal for spring when the weather is not quite cold but not exactly hot since they're comfortable, versatile, and provide a bit of warmth. Clooney was previously spotted in this particular dress at the airport, where she paired it with a controversial pair of boots.
This time, however, she opted for classic white Adidas Stan Smith sneakers, proving that two timeless and versatile items are better than one. Read on to shop Clooney's chic spring outfit combination.
On Amal Clooney: Stella McCartney dress; Adidas Stan Smith Sneakers ($105)
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