A T-shirt, track pants, and sneakers are among the most casual items out there, but Jennifer Aniston just managed to make the three basics look super chic. What's her secret? It's all in the details.
First, Aniston's addition of a sleek beige coat instantly brought the look into grown-up territory—the timeless piece added just the right amount of sophistication. Plus, she chose the chicest possible versions of the wardrobe staples: She opted for track pants that aren't too baggy, and unadorned leather sneakers, which feel dressier than canvas iterations. Specifically, she wore Chloé's Canvas-Trimmed Crepe Straight-Leg Pants ($1250), but we've found a worthy alternative for a tenth of the price. You'll thank us later.
Read on to see how Jennifer Aniston styled track pants and sneakers, and keep scrolling to re-create her look.
On Jennifer Aniston: Chloé Canvas-Trimmed Crepe Straight-Leg Pants ($1250).
You can wear this sleek coat with nearly everything under the sun.
These side-stripe pants are easy to dress up with the right pieces.
You can never go wrong with classic white sneakers.
Next up, see the cool way Olivia Palermo styled her own white sneakers.
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