You might call it a fashion habit.
The effortlessly chic Jennifer Lawrence stepped out a few weeks ago in New York City, pushing her youngest son in a stroller — and once again wearing what’s become her off-duty essentials label, La Ligne.
Styling The Row’s Duru overcoat and Sibem sweater with La Ligne’s Perfect Silk Shirt and Colby Pants, she accessorized the under-the-radar look with an Alémais Jem necklace, Salomon sneakers and black sunglasses.
While Lawrence wore the silk striped version of the “perfect” shirt, it also comes in a cotton version with the same slightly oversized fit and structured cuffs.
La Ligne was founded by former Vogue editors as well as a Rag & Bone exec, so it’s no surprise it seems to be hitting the style sweet spot with stars and fashion editors alike.
The label designed the easy-to-wear pieces as a thoughtful capsule collection, to take the guesswork out of putting together stylish outfits.
The Perfect Cotton Shirt, for instance, is made from a soft poplin that works from the office to the beach and also comes in a pretty cobalt shade.
As far as Lawrence’s bottoms, the Colby Pants have also been spotted on Kaia Gerber and Meghan Markle. (Though they’re not the only ones shopping the New York-based brand, given stars like Olivia Wilde and Gigi Hadid are also fans of La Ligne sweaters.)
The pull-on pants comes in satin, crepe or twill, and have an elasticized waist for comfort. They’re another wardrobe hero that will match nearly any top in your closet, from sweaters to lace camis.
Lawrence also wears La Ligne’s Jenny Drawstring Jeans on repeat, cementing the brand as one of her go-tos — alongside Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s much pricier label, The Row.
If you’re looking to add a little effortless cool to your closet, La Ligne might be the “perfect” place to start.
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