Blink and you might have missed Jennifer Lawrence at JFK airport. Gift? The N/S Park tote from The Row with a shoulder strap. The large black shell bag signaled a stealthy chest of drawers, one that favors understated, luxurious accessories over loud logos, and never compromises on functionality. Fans of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s quietly coveted brand could have spotted the right tote for your life a mile away.
Missing from Lawrence’s pageant cut were The Row’s Luka shirt and Morton jeans. The hunger games star swapped out her usual basics for gray track bottoms and a classic white Leset t-shirt – a foolproof travel ensemble that looked even cozier thanks to her trainers. Continuing Jennifer’s old-school shoe streak (also see her Melissa jelly shoes), she tied on a pair of Reebok’s Freestyle Hi sneakers with her look.
The nostalgic kicks, which originated in 1982 and marketed as the first fitness shoe for women, have seen something of a resurgence lately, thanks to Cardi B’s Reebok collaboration. Popular during the aerobics craze In the 1980s, the dual-support strap high-top shoes accounted for more than half of giant sportswear sales in 1984 and earned their own nickname: the “5411,” thanks to the $54.11 price tag.
Lawrence eschewed Cardi B’s new take on the sneakers, complete with clear straps and the rapper’s signature tongue graphic, and wore classic white versions while negotiating baggage claim. Her airport attire may have been more lo-fi than normal (who really serves as a look when boarding a flight, besides Rihanna?), but Jennifer continued to demonstrate the playfulness we’ve come to expect from her. her this summer. You won’t see the Manhattanite, who loves kitschy HVN shirt dresses and paisley-print Dior Saddle bags, wearing this season’s cult Gucci X Adidas kicks because, quite frankly, those Reeboks are cooler in spirit. of Lawrence.
