These days, if you want to know what's trendy and classic, you'd be wise to look no further than Katie Holmes. Her outfits are typically wearable and easy to re-create. While her aesthetic leans classic, she clearly likes to have fun with fashion and the latest trends. That said, you'll want to see the trendy outfit she wore to a Pride Month event in New York City this week.
The fun thing about this look is that it was actually quite casual, which we love to see. Holmes wore a pair of wide-leg jeans with ballet flats, a bodysuit, and the micro-shirt trend that fashion people love (and that you can probably credit Miu Miu for starting). The trend is the cropped button-down shirt, and Holmes opted to button just the top few buttons. Although kind of under the radar, the cropped button-down trend has really infiltrated the mainstream market. In fact, I found the perfect take on the trend via Nordstrom's in-house brand Open Edit, and it rings in at just $59. Keep scrolling to shop that and a few other cropped button-downs I think you'll love.
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