Have you ever seen a Kaia Gerber outfit and not wished you owned everything she was wearing? Didn't think so. She has mastered the relaxed-yet-cool vibe that her famous mom, Cindy Crawford, has always been known for. Of course, her latest outfit is no exception. Photographed holding hands with Pete Davidson on a getaway in upstate New York, Gerber just wore my ideal November outfit: a cozy beanie, striped sweater, leather coat, and lace-up boots. The flat boots, in particular, are the perfect practical choice for a chilly fall day.
As we've mentioned in several stories, leather is a major trend right now. (Yes, there are lots of vegan options!) The street style set loves to wear leather head to toe, but as Gerber just showed, a cute jacket is all you need to pull off the look. Bonus points if you match it with your boots. Scroll down to see Gerber's day-date outfit, and shop similar pieces.
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