Margot Robbie's airport style truly keeps getting better. The jet-setting Aussie actress clearly knows how to choose an outfit that's comfortable enough for a long flight but stylish enough for the paparazzi that's frequently awaiting her arrival. While she's certainly nailed the legging-and-Ugg airport look, for her most arrival at Paris's CDG airport yesterday, Robbie went with an outfit that didn't involve either of those comfy staples or even jeans, a hoodie, or sneakers, for that matter. Instead, she opted for a spring-approved combo of a lightweight sweater, a breezy skirt, and flat brogues.
So what makes this pretty outfit so ideal for the airport and the long flight? To break it down, the light sweater will ward off the airplane chill, the skirt is light and loose but provides coverage from the dirty plane seats, and the brogues are as walkable as sneakers but are significantly more polished.
Convinced? Find out how to copy the look below.
On Margot Robbie: Bella Freud Close to My Heart Sparkle Jumper ($393); Rixo London Thalia Space Skirt ($278)
Available in sizes XS to XL.
Available in sizes XS to L.
Available in sizes 5 to 11.
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