Jennifer Lawrence’s Anti-Athleisure Legging Outfit Is Ridiculously Chic

Jennifer Lawrence is one of those mega-celebrities who stay a bit under the radar, but when she steps out and the paparazzi happen to catch her, she’s always wearing something amazing. Case in point: This week, in freezing New York City, Lawrence hit the streets wearing a beautiful color-blocked Dior Pre-Fall 19 coat, a Dior Saddle bag, white ankle boots, and Marc Jacobs leggings that don’t look all that much like leggings.

The leggings in question are from Marc Jacobs’s iconic 1993 Redux Grunge collection, which was re-released late last year, and they’re nothing like the athleisure styles that first come to mind when we think of leggings. Lawrence’s are green plaid, feature a slightly flared leg, and are made of silk. But like typical leggings, they have an elastic waist and they allow for freedom of movement. It’s truly the chicest anti-athleisure legging outfit we can imagine.

Want to embrace the anti-athleisure legging look yourself? Keep scrolling to see how Lawrence does it and to shop her leggings and other unique options.

On Jennifer Lawrence: Dior coat and bag; Marc Jacobs Redux Grunge Plaid Washed Silk Leggings ($425)

Next up, three trendy items Jennifer Lawrence wore to make her skinny-jean outfit cooler.

The New Zara Drop Our Whole Office Is Slacking Each Other About

Zara releases a trendy new drop, and we proceed to lose it over the mind-blowingly cool (and affordable) pieces. Such is the series of events that occurs, without fail, when any of us peruse Zara’s new-arrivals section. On this particular occasion, the retailer really brought its A game, dropping a piece that hits the nail on the head with this spring’s major tie-dye trend, and the reactions from Team Who What Wear ended up all over our Slack channel.

It all started when one of our editors, Allyson, posted about a story she was writing on a new pair of jeans from the brand. Immediately, the rest of the team fixated on the tie-dye sweatshirt styled alongside the jeans. You might be wondering why it was a sweatshirt (relatively boring as far as fashion goes) and not, say, a bag or shoes that were the subject of our excitement. Let me explain.

Between the neutral colors and toned-down print, the crew-neck comes off as surprisingly wearable for being part of such an intimidating trend. This, coupled with its $40 price tag, proved to be the recipe for cult fandom. Did I mention the sweatshirt had yet to actually be shoppable on Zara’s site? Consider us hooked.

Scroll down to read the Slack messages we sent each other about Zara’s new It sweatshirt, and then capitalize on the opportunity to shop it for yourself (along with the rest of the epic tie-dye drop).

I wasn’t kidding. I bought the sweatshirt straight from the link Jess dropped in our Slack channel. I can personally attest to how soft and cozy it is (not to mention cool).
Our social editor (and one half of The Devils Wear Zara), Mimi, is also a fan of the sweatshirt, noting, “I feel like this is the tie-dye trend for beginners. It’s not too crazy because it’s pretty neutral-based. Could wear with a skirt, jeans, over a dress… The list goes on.”

Next, two Who What Wear editors tried on the most controversial items at Zara. Here’s what they loved.