Who needs a shirt when you can just wear your bra? That has been the motto of Megan Fox and Jennifer Lopez lately, and now you can add Chrissy Teigen to the list. Photographed in New York City with John Legend and their daughter, Luna, Teigen wore a Calvin Klein Modern Cotton Racerback Bralette ($28). The affordable, cult-favorite bra has over 100 positive reviews on Nordstrom's website, with many customers noting how comfortable and soft it is.
Teigen masterfully made the simple logo bra look chic with a few key additions: a polished plaid Saint Laurent blazer, very on-trend wide-leg jeans by Dries Van Noten, and a Bottega Veneta bag. Who knew that the bra you wear around the house could look so stylish? Scroll down to see Chrissy Teigen's outfit, and shop her Calvin Klein bra.
On Chrissy Teigen: Saint Laurent Prince of Wales Jacket ($2990); Dries Van Noten Pinel Wide-Leg Jeans ($520); Bottega Veneta shoes and bag; Amavii Jane Francis Sunglasses in 18K Gold ($320)
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