Jennifer Lawrence’s return to New York City following her Scottish sojourn for Dior’s Resort 25 collection presentation ushered in a shift in her style vocabulary. Shedding an overly-stylised exterior meticulously curated by Jamie Mizrahi, Lawrence is leaning into the sense of play intrinsic to her comedic sensibilities. The first glimpse of this came during an off-duty moment when Lawrence stepped out wearing LOEWE’s “I Told Ya” graphic shirt designed for Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers.
Now, Lawrence is doubling down on this aesthetic—or lack thereof, should we say. With reports of a crippling trend cycle and fatigue for micro ‘-cores’, the actress is embodying our collective disdain for adhering to a specific niche style by cherry-picking a piece from each. Though it’s not clear if her “stealth wealth” days are decisively behind her, it’s clear the sartorial path that lies ahead will be traversed with a little more intrepidness.
Jennifer Lawrence at the Dior Cruise 2025 Show held at Drummond Castle on June 3, 2024 in Perthshire, Scotland. (Photo by Saira Macleod/WWD via Getty Images)
The silhouette in question came courtesy of a date with her husband, art dealer Cooke Maroney. For the occasion, Lawrence remained unyielding to her favourite designer labels but just looked to less popular pieces from them. In the pictures, which you can see here, Lawrence can be seen wearing a burgundy cotton poplin button-up shirt from The Row, a black singlet, a printed paisley maxi skirt and cross-strapped Alaïa Mary Janes.
Yes, combining a preppy top, sporty shoe and bohemian skirt is a style potion of its own. But as netizens observed, the witchy ensemble perfectly coincided with the announcement of the Practical Magic sequel. For adherents of this look after a style to follow, perhaps try out the ‘whimsigoth’ (or whimsical gothic) aesthetic for size if this piqued your interest. Alternatively, you could take after Lawrence and shop her pieces, below.
