Hold the Blue Jeans—This Elegant Denim Color Makes Any Airport Outfit Look Chic
During the star-studded Venice Film Festival, Maggie Gyllenhaal touched down at the Marco Polo International Airport wearing one of our favorite travel outfits yet.
The multi-hyphenate indie film darling stepped off the plane looking refreshed and ready to take on her role as the president of the international main competition jury. She was spotted in her signature minimalist-chic style wearing a belted navy blue blazer, bootcut jeans, and matching ballet flats. Simple enough for travel, right? But instead of a traditional blue wash, Gyllenhaal made a professional-yet-nautical statement by upgrading the entire look with bright-white jeans.
It's a chic spin on the airport-outfit recipe playbook that worked well in the Venetian setting. Keep scrolling to see Gyllenhaal's head-to-toe look, including her go-to accessories. Then shop similar pieces to re-create the outfit for your next trip, no matter the destination.
Shop Similiar Pieces to Re-Create Maggie Gyllenhaal's Airport Outfit
Denim die-hards won't be able to resist this belted blazer.
Pinstripes are an easy way to make an outfit look polished.
We're committed to wearing linen until it's officially autumn.
Rag & Bone's featherweight denim is structured enough to maintain its shape, but still comfortable enough for travel days.
The stretch built into these jeans makes them comfortable enough to wear on a cross-Atlantic flight—even in coach.
At under $20, you really can't go wrong.
Not just white, optic white.
For those who prefer their ballet flats to be en pointe.
A clever snap-hook clip always comes in handy while on the go.
If you can only take one bag on your trip, make it this versatile shoulder bag from Mansur Gavriel.
Baggu's smartly designed bags are my go-to for travel days.
A touch of '70s chic.
Don't feel too bad if you leave these affordable shades in your seatback pocket—just don't forget your phone!
Here's looking at you, kid!
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