Katie Holmes is literally every girl leaving London Fields Lido

Celebrities, they really are just like us

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NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 11: Katie Holmes is seen out and about on August 11, 2024 in New York, New York. (Photo by MEGA/GC Images)
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Katie Holmes has become a poster girl for fuss-free fashion. Ever since she styled that cashmere bra with the matching cardigan (another Khaite number) back in 2019 and thus spurned a new trend—the bradigan—the industry has been paying attention to what Holmes wears. And what she wears tends to be, well, very wearable.

Despite being an iconic actress (Joey forever!) and formerly one-half of Hollywood’s most famous power couple, Holmes has always maintained her girl-next-door appeal. Never was this more apparent than when she walked out with sopping-wet hair, cropped sweatpants (the ankle-grazing length put her Cos Fisherman sandals on full display), and a billowing striped shirt.

Sure, she styled her jogger-shirt combo with a £2,120 Khaite Amelia bag and oversized Vada shades, but who amongst us wouldn’t do the same given half the chance (and disposable cash)?

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The accessories, you ask? Layered cowrie seashell necklaces (again, very Joey-coded) and every girl’s post swim/shower accoutrement - the humble hair tie. She really is just like us. Which makes replicating her relaxed summer styling pleasingly simple…

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Mischa Anouk Smith
Mischa Anouk Smith
News and Features Editor

Mischa Anouk Smith is the News and Features Editor of Marie Claire UK, commissioning and writing in-depth features on culture, politics, and issues that shape women’s lives. Her work blends sharp cultural insight with rigorous reporting, from pop culture and technology to fertility, work, and relationships. Mischa’s investigations have earned awards and led to appearances on BBC Politics Live and Woman’s Hour. For her investigation into rape culture in primary schools, she was shortlisted for an End Violence Against Women award. She previously wrote for Refinery29, Stylist, Dazed, and Far Out.