Sorry, But These Airport Outfits Always Make Me Cringe
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Exposing a ton of skin is never a good idea at the airport, so choose pieces with a little more coverage, even when it's hot outside.
On Kate Bosworth: HVN dress; Stella McCartney bag; Tabitha Simmons Ines Flats ($352)
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I've learned the hard way that tight 100% cotton jeans are a big mistake, and heels will only do you harm when running to catch a connection. Opt for loose jeans and sneakers instead.
On Bella Hadid: Mandkhai sweater; Dior belt; Miss Sixty x Elizabeth Sucler jeans; Fendi tote; Balenciaga sneakers
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The hallmark of a successful airport outfit? You can move freely in it, but it still looks polished. Do yourself a favor and avoid tight pieces that restrict your movement.
WHO: Cindy Bruna
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Again, exposing vast amounts of skin will leave you cold and feeling grimy on a dirty plane. Instead, choose comfortable pieces that provide more coverage.
On Sienna Miller: Wrangler jeans; Proenza Schouler bag; Prada boots
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While comfortable, logistically, a jumpsuit tends to be a regrettable choice when dashing to the restroom during a tight connection. Alternatively, sleek leggings and a sweatshirt will never get in your way.
On Rita Ora: Roara Republic sweatshirt; Balenciaga sneakers
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It's tempting to just hope that your pajamas will pass as a fashion statement, but unless you're wearing heels and accessorizing to the nines, that's probably not the case. If you want a more elevated look, try an equally comfortable tracksuit.
On Cate Blanchett: Tod's bag
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I've made the mistake of wearing too many accessories to the airport before, and I always quickly regret it. Security checkpoints are that much worse, and you'll undoubtedly get annoyed by those statement earrings midflight.
WHO: Irina Shayk and Stella Maxwell
