It's hard not to take notice when Emily Ratajkowski wears a bikini as a top or when Nicole Kidman steps out in feathery shoes, but we have an equal fondness for less statement-making outfits that still pack a punch. Case in point: Jennifer Lawrence's latest look. She wore took the ultimate fuss-free wardrobe basics—a white tee and sneakers—and managed to make them look as pretty as can be.
Photographed in New York City with her fiancé, Cooke Maroney, Lawrence's Marni Pleated Color-Block Satin and Crepe Skirt ($1390) did all the heavy lifting for her outfit, but you definitely don't need a quadruple-digit version to get the same vibe (or a bag by The Row, either.) Any colorful skirt and coordinating bag will do, ideally paired with a perfectly cropped, slightly boxy white T-shirt. Scroll down to see Jennifer Lawrence's new outfit and shop the look for yourself.
On Jennifer Lawrence: Marni skirt; AMO Babe Tee ($95); Garrett Leight Calabar Sunglasses; Dior shoes; The Row bag
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