Jennifer Lawrence and fiancé Cooke Maroney looked every bit the cool NYC couple while strolling around the city earlier this week. With fall already creeping up on the East Coast, it's time to start thinking about what to wear with those skinny jeans you just pulled out again. Jennifer Lawrence, being the occasional skinny-jean influencer that she is (among other things), just wore an outfit that will speak to those among us with a classic aesthetic.
Lawrence opted for a pair of black skinny jeans with subtle rips, black brogues (which definitely add to the classic feel), and a checked trench coat that's very on trend for fall. With the "boring" bourgeoisie movement that's happening in fashion this season, the trench, brogues, and muted color palette make for the perfect celebrity outfit to replicate. Keep scrolling to shop everything you'll need to emulate Lawrence's chic look.
On Jennifer Lawrence: Dior coat; Michael Kors Crawford Pebbled Calf Leather Crossbody Bag ($1220); Rag Bone shoes
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