Jennifer Lawrence has become somewhat of a costume chameleon lately. The Academy Award winner completely revamped her wardrobe to mimic the fashion philosophy of the Olsen twins \u2014 with stunning head-to-toe ensembles from The Row and eclectic ensembles combining Indian pashmina shawls with La Ligne jeans, an Herm\u00e8s Birkin, a Prada cardigan and Nike Airlift sneakers \u2014 it’s not an uncommon occurrence to see the star wearing something totally eye-catching in New York.<\/p>\n
Swinging between two approaches to fashion \u2013 bohemian maximalism and languid minimalism \u2013 after careful inspection, it’s clear that this one shoe trend remains a cornerstone of her off-duty uniform, no matter what method she’s adopting. In fact, despite carrying the latest bag du jour designed by Jonathan Anderson for Dior or stepping out on the red carpet wearing custom Givenchy, the 35-year-old has a penchant for trainers, making this simple flat shoe a fundamental part of her street style.<\/p>\n
To be aware of how Lawrence dresses, which is the result of her creative collaboration with celebrity stylist Jamie Mizrahi, is to know her partiality for eccentric pairings. And with an adventurous and hilarious personality to match \u2013 however simple it may seem at times, even if self-deprecating \u2013 it should come as no surprise that the infamous shoe choice as trainers became the most used piece in her wardrobe.<\/p>\n (Image credit: Backgrid UK)<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Because who can wear a lacy button-down with satin trousers and Issey Miyake slip-on trainers that look like surgical shoe covers and make it look chic? Or do we all long for a pair of old school Vans that your teenage skater lover would have worn to death with a Savile Row-inspired Oxford blue shirt and Ala\u00efa jeans?<\/p>\n