Typically, the Australia-born megastar aces airport style. From denim-on-denim designs to three-piece suits, Blanchett isn't one for keeping it casual. This jumpsuit outfit, while certainly chic, seems much more fashionable than functional. Completely disrobing to use the restroom is not ideal, especially in the air, and wearing a one-piece makes it unavoidable. Blanchett's matching white sneakers, however, are a step in the right direction.

Keep scrolling to shop travel-friendly coordinated sets perfect for wherever your plans lead you. The combo of comfort and style will have fellow passengers turning their heads as you walk down the aisle to find your seat. Bonus points for a brightly colored carry-on and cheeky tote bag, right? All aboard!

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Harrier's black leggings, oversize hoodie, and rich chocolate-brown leather jacket are tied together with a chic leopard-print Saint Laurent bag. The combination of black and brown is subtle, but the tote is undoubtedly eye-catching. Plus, it's big enough for all your onboard essentials, including a laptop, noise-canceling headphones, and plenty of snacks.

Keep scrolling to shop similar pieces, then mix and match to create your own version of Harrier's latest airport outfit. Even if your upcoming travels don't require a passport, it's a fashionable 'fit that just might get you upgraded to first class—or at least Comfort Plus. Hey, it's worth a shot!

On Laura Harrier: Saint Laurent bag; Adidas sneakers

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Motorcycle or not, we're feeling the resurgence of the moto trend, particularly in footwear for fall. Look for styles with multiple buckles as embellishments, lug soles for inclement weather, or hidden zippers for easy on/off access. Lean into the biker trend with your favorite leather jacket, or mix things up like Hadid did with a seemingly clashing trench. The only trick to nailing this look is making sure your boots fit comfortably over your pants.

Keep scrolling to shop Bella Hadid's Miu Miu moto boots. Plus, browse several pairs of similar styles at more affordable prices. Start revving your engines!

On Bella Hadid: Saint Laurent trench, bag, and sunglasses; ALO Yoga leggings; Miu Miu boots

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And has anyone else spotted more and more influencers posting seriously chic airport looks? And I'm not just talking about the ones jumping on a private jet. Our favourite tastemakers have truly nailed the elevated casual look, combining comfort and style with effortless finesse. I must replicate.

Luckily, you probably already own a lot of the pieces needed to create an upgraded airport look. Elevated athleisure paired with tailored separates is a common formula that influencers like Aimee Song and Lucy Williams follow. But if you are looking to add some new additions, high street favourites as well as high end labels more than have you covered.

So, if you're joining me in the journey to dress like a First Class passenger (even if you're sticking to Economy,) scroll on for some runway-ready looks to inspire you.

1. Tonal Sweats + Blazer

Style Notes: Creating an elevated airport look doesn't mean sacrificing comfort. As Aimee proves, sweats are still a great go-to for wearing on a plane, just opt for high-quality pieces in a rich tone, and top it off with an oversized blazer in a matching hue for a polished finish.

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2. Hoodie + Blazer + Jeans

Style Notes: Personally, I'm all for wearing jeans on a plane—especially if you're going to need them in your final destination, or heading straight out once you land. Styling them with a hoodie and a blazer keeps it more than travel-appropriate, but still undeniably cool.

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3. Matching Sweats + Cropped T-Shirt

Style Notes: For long haul flights when comfort is the top, top priority, sweats are a must. Keep yours looking fashion-forward by opting for a matching set in a cool colour, and a cropped t-shirt.

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4. Leggings + Ballet Flats + Crossbody Bag

Style Notes: Over the last few months, influencers have been reminding us of the fashion kudos of leggings. And what better time to wear them than on a plane. Ultra-comfortable, leggings are made for layering, so you can adapt the look to whatever climate you're in, and however intense the AC in the airplane may be.

5. Slouchy Trousers + Turtleneck Knit + Loafers + Tote Bag

Style Notes: If I was flying to a city and immediately starting my trip activities the moment I got off the plane, this would be the look I'd wear. It's both elegant and effortless in all the best ways, and each piece would be a great style to have to hand for the days ahead.

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6. Track Pants + Cardigan + Long Coat + Trainers

Style Notes: For me, this is the perfect example of how to inject a little colour into your travel outfit while still retaining that cool, minimalist vibe. Plus, with all those layers, you'll really be supplementing whatever you packed.

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I have a lot of questions for Victoria Beckham. One being, What's your favourite of the 15 engagement rings David gifted you? When will we get a follow-up reality show to Victoria Beckham: Coming to America? I could go on. But no question is more pressing in my mind right now than this one: How on Earth did you get through airport security wearing Balenciaga's controversial Pantaleggings? 

The trousers in question were worn by Beckham on a flight into New York City's JFK Airport alongside a cinched cargo-style jacket, a black clutch bag, and oversize sunglasses of her own design. Essentially, they're leggings, but instead of cutting off at the ankle, they keep going all the way around a pair of attached stiletto heels. Named the Anatomic Pantaleggings, her exact style first debuted in Balenciaga's winter 2023 collection and features an even sharper heel than past versions. Basically, they're an airport security manager's worst nightmare, which is why I'm still left wondering how the former Spice Girls member made it past the scanners with her outfit intact. 

On Victoria Beckham: Balenciaga Anatomic Pantaleggings (£2690); Victoria Beckham sunglasses

It's important to remember that we're talking about *the* Posh Spice, though. We all know that heels and a good outfit are paramount to the Beckham matriarch's happiness. We're not meant to question her sometimes daring fashion choices, even at the airport, where practicality almost always wins out over style. Clearly, she made it onto her flight and to NYC just fine. I probably wouldn't follow her lead in this exact instance, but more power to anyone who wants to try. 

On the off chance that you're not ready to press copy and paste on her Balenciaga bottoms but still want to mimic the overall airport ensemble, I went ahead and added a few pairs of leggings that don't have heels attached to them for you to shop ahead of your next trip. 

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Celebrities have a penchant for wearing impractical shoes at the airport, so nothing surprises me anymore. Just this week, Victoria Beckham strutted through New York City's JFK Airport wearing pants with shoes attached—how she got through security is anyone's guess. 

I've become accustomed to seeing celebs wearing stilettos to the airport, but Emma Stone finally offered up a travel outfit idea that's both trendy and practical. In NYC, she wore The Row's Soft Loafers ($1250), which are supremely of-the-moment thanks to their bold red hue but are also TSA friendly because loafers are easy to slide on and off in the security line. Scroll down to see how she styled them and shop other red loafers for your shopping consideration. 

On Emma Stone: The Row Soft Loafers ($1250)

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I have a lot of questions for Victoria Beckham. Are you going to the fashion factory or getting a facial? What's your favorite of the 15 engagement rings David gifted you? When will we get a follow-up reality show to Victoria Beckham: Coming to America? I could go on. But no question is more pressing in my mind right now than this one: How on Earth did you get through TSA wearing Balenciaga's controversial Pantaleggings? 

The pants in question were worn by Beckham on a flight into New York City's JFK Airport alongside a cinched cargo-style jacket, a black clutch bag, and oversize sunglasses of her own design. Essentially, they're leggings, but instead of cutting off at the ankle, they keep going all the way around a pair of attached stiletto heels. Named the Anatomic Pantaleggings, her exact style first debuted in Balenciaga's winter 2023 collection and features an even sharper heel than past versions. Basically, they're TSA's worst nightmare, which is why I'm still left wondering how the former Spice Girls member made it past security with her outfit intact. 

On Victoria Beckham: Balenciaga Anatomic Pantaleggings ($3650); Victoria Beckham Layered Mask Sunglasses ($330)

It's important to remember that we're talking about *the* Posh Spice, though. We all know that heels and a good outfit are paramount to the Beckham matriarch's happiness. We're not meant to question her sometimes daring fashion choices, even at the airport, where practicality almost always wins out over style. Clearly, she made it onto her flight and to NYC just fine. I probably wouldn't follow her lead in this exact instance, but more power to anyone who wants to try. 

On the off chance that you're not ready to press copy and paste on her Balenciaga bottoms but still want to mimic the overall airport ensemble, I went ahead and added a few pairs of leggings that don't have heels attached to them for you to shop ahead of your next trip. 

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With summer's arrival to remind me to start jet-setting, I went down a rabbit hole of searching for the perfect casual but stylish airport outfits with a touch of sophistication that I can turn to when I have a trip on the calendar. I found five that checked all my boxes, and most importantly, look incredibly comfortable. Plus, several are comprised of classic basics I already have in my wardrobe.

Keep scrolling to see the five airport outfits I'm saving for the next trip I take in 2024, then shop the pieces you'll need to re-create them too.

5 Easy, Elevated Airport Outfits

1. Over-the-Shoulder Sweater + Wide-Leg Denim + Headband

Style Notes: I'm saving this outfit for short flights when I'm planning to meet someone shortly after. It's the perfect elevated but casual travel look. The thick black headband adds the right amount of '90s/Y2K trendiness. The powder-blue sweater draped over the shoulders makes this look too good to pass up. It screams sophisticated and stylish, and I'd pair it with a pair of clogs or ballet flats. The watch gives this outfit a Princess Diana or Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy feel.

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2. Relaxed Shirt + Linen Trousers + Comfy Sandals

Style Notes: When I'm navigating a busy airport on a warm day, I'm reaching for this simple, comfortable outfit that will keep me cool. The loose-fitting shirt and drawstring trousers feel like pyjamas, but look a whole lot more put-together. The real star of the show here is the sandals. You want to pick a well-supported pair that you'll continue wearing once you've reached your destination. You can always add socks if you don't want your toes on show.

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3. White T-Shirt + Ballet Flats + Trench Coat

Style Notes: Filing this under "outfits to wear when taking a train or a flight under two hours". This outfit is a capsule-wardrobe winner. Great denim, a classic white tee, a leather belt, ballet flats, and a good trench belong in all of our closets in my opinion. People talk about having airport meet-cutes, and I picture myself wearing this when the time comes. I love the sweater thrown over the trench, which is one less thing to pack.

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4. Activewear Set + Bolero 

Style Notes: If you're like me, airport outfits usually consist of an athletic set. I am a fan of these when I'm taking a trip to a warm, sunny destination. Athleisure sets have been the lazy girl's saving grace for airport outfits since their conception, and I believe the best place to wear them besides the gym is the airport. Now, if you decide to work out while on vacation, you're covered.

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5. Blazer + Voluminous Skirt + Clogs

Style Notes: I'm a big supporter of a skirt for a travel day. Longer versions look so elevated and feel just as comfortable as joggers or wide-leg trousers, but they pack some serious style points. If you want to optimise your airport outfit and get wear out of it on holiday, choose a versatile cover-up like a blazer. It's smart but easy to take off and on with sudden temperature changes. In terms of footwear, don't overthink it: Birkenstocks are a favourite travel shoe for a reason.

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This story originally appeared on Who What Wear U.S. and has since been updated.

Turner was recently photographed at the airport wearing an Ugg outfit that was downright elegant. As cool as Uggs are, it isn't that easy to make them look elegant, given how casual they are. The pair the Turner opted for was the brand's wildly popular platform Tazz Slippers. She paired them with straight-leg jeans and a long black coat. As you'll see, the coat ensured that she looked completely polished, even though she was wearing shoes with "slippers" in the name. 

So, the moral of the story is that if you want to make Uggs look chicer for travel days (or any day), just pair them with a long wool coat. Done and done. Scroll on to shop Ugg slippers and a few coats that would look great with them.

On Sophie Turner: All Saints coat; Khaite Danielle Jeans ($460); Louis Vuitton bag; Ugg Tazz Slippers ($130)

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I love to get away whenever the opportunity arises. I mean, who doesn’t like an adventure? With 2024 winding down, I am thinking of some end-of-the-year getaways to check off my 2024 travel bucket list. I already have a cozy cabin trip to Upstate New York and an international trip to Guatemala for my best friend’s birthday, so now that those are on my calendar, it’s time to focus on the important things: what I’m going to wear, both on the trip and on my travel days.

This led me down a rabbit hole searching for the perfect casual but stylish airport outfits with a touch of sophistication that I can turn to when I have a trip on the calendar. I found five that checked all my boxes. Plus, a few are comprised of classic basics I already have in my closet.

Keep scrolling to see the five airport outfits I'm saving for the rest of my trips in 2024.

Matching Sweat Set

There is nothing like a good sweat set for a travel day. The key to making this outfit look more put together is the right colors and the perfect low-key but cool sneakers. I love the bold red Emili Sindlev chose above, but lately, I’ve been leaning more toward neutral hues like the one I linked below. I also added my favorite wireless headphones because ever since I got my hands on them, I don’t travel without them. Trust me, you’re going to love them.

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Belted Wool Jacket + Jeans + Flat Shoes + Tote Bag

The best thing about a wool wrap coat is it works as a glorified blanket, making it perfect for when you want to catch up on your sleep on the plane. It has a casual chicness, which I love, and while I tend to opt out of wearing jeans to the airport, this outfit makes the idea feel approachable.

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Flared Leggings + Tank + Sunnies

A good flared legging and tank top outfit is perfect for a travel day since no matter the destination I’m traveling to, it’s probably a good idea to have both items on me. This outfit would be one I would reach for if I were going on a warm-weather vacation, but I tend to get chilly on planes, so I highly recommend throwing a cardigan in your carry-on.

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Crewneck Sweater + Jeans + Trench Coat

This travel look is one of those you wear when you know you have plans immediately upon arrival. Plus, it works with almost any flat shoe you can think of, but I would go with a good pair of sneakers.

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Double Denim

I’m a huge fan of a Canadian tuxedo, and after seeing Chrissy Rutherford’s double-denim travel look, I was inspired to give it a try myself. I would wear this outfit when traveling to a destination that I want to look chic in as soon as I touch down.

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