You know it's 2020 when the celebrity outfit you're fawning over includes a slouchy jumper, hiking boots, and a face covering. But, of course, only Katie Holmes could make such a low-key ensemble look so damn chic. The A-lister was spotted out and about in New York repping the head-to-toe neutrals trend, which comprised of a camel coat, white jeans, chunky boots, and a cashmere polo-neck knit from none other than high-street hero Mango. Yes, really.
While it comes in at a purse-friendly £120, the jumper looks so premium on Ms. Holmes, and let's just say, we're taking notes on creating that sought-after comfortable-yet-stylish look this autumn. We have a feeling we're going to be living in cosy tonal separates this winter, so why not take your cues from Katie and head on over to Mango and nab one of her knits before they sell out. They won't stick around for long.
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