Jennifer Lawrence’s Street Style Remains Unmatched As She Steps Out In Wide-Leg Jeans And A Brown Leather Jacket

Jennifer Lawrence is boldly declaring that wide-legged jeans are here to stay, even if it’s 2024! The Academy Award-winning actress just gave fans a glimpse of her winter street style, and we bet folks will be queuing up to rock the same vibe this chilly season.

Dining with hubby Cooke Maroney at the trendy Sushi Park in L.A., the mom of one unleashed some serious ’90s up-and-coming A-list actress vibes (think Gwyneth Paltrow). Rocking a full Bottega Veneta ensemble, she sported a chic brown leather blazer over a cropped black knit shirt, teasing a glimpse of those killer abs, paired with effortlessly loose wide-legged jeans.

Jennifer Lawrence Rocks '90s Look In A Leather Jacket & Jeans

The Hunger Games icon added flair with pointed-toe black boots and a matching black bag, while letting her long blonde locks flow in loose waves to complete the look.

The No Hard Feelings star, who was recently at the center of plastic surgery rumors, adores her dazzling gowns on the red carpet.

However, for a laid-back hangout with her husband, it's all about jeans and a shirt – her ultimate casual combo. Even last summer, she was caught multiple times effortlessly strolling through the streets of NYC, sporting a chilled-out look with relaxed blue jeans and a shirt.

Jennifer Lawrence Talks About Her 'Awful' Wedding Day

Making a grand entrance at the 2024 Golden Globes on January 7th at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in a breathtaking Dior gown, she spilled some unexpected details about her 2019 wedding to Cooke Maroney.

Playfully mentioning that being a bride is "awful," Jennifer shared with E! News: "It's so stressful. You're not having fun. You're just like, 'Is that person having fun?'"

"I'll never forget [when] I was freaking out about the guests being cold, and all of my friends were lying they're like, ‘Nobody's cold, nobody's cold, everything's fine, everything's fine.'"

Then, Lawrence's mom confessed to her that people were indeed feeling the chill: "My mom was like, ‘It's freezing out there, your grandmother almost died."