It's sweater weather in NYC, and I'll admit I wasn't ready for it. I already miss the tank tops, Bermuda shorts, and heeled sandals. However, I've just been convinced that a plain black sweater can be a chic item to wear for fall. As the weather transitions, I'm finding ways to combine summer trends with fall basics, and it appears that Jennifer Lawrence knows what I'm talking about.
Lawrence was just spotted in NYC sporting a plain black sweater, dressing it up in a laid-back yet incredible stylish way. (The look gave Olsen twins, if you ask me.) She wore sheer black pants with a wrap skirt layered over them and a pair of black pointed-toe flats along with a stunning monogram Dior bowling bag. Aside from the bag, she looked like a walking The Row ad, which happens to be where her flats are from.
If you're looking for cool new ways to style a sweater on the summer-to-fall days, keep scrolling to re-create Lawrence's look and shop similar items.
On Jennifer Lawrence: Paloma Wool Silk Low Archive Pants ($430); Dior Medium D-Vibe Bowling Bag ($3400); The Row shoes
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