Fans Say Jennifer Lawrence Has ‘Zero Style’ After Stepping Out In The Baggiest Jeans And A Fur Shawl

Jennifer Lawrence is often praised for her chic street style, but her recent fashion choices have left some fans unimpressed.

On September 19, the actress was spotted in New York City wearing oversized La Ligne jeans ($250) that pooled on the sidewalk, paired with a simple black T-shirt from The Row—priced at a steep $520—and a fur shawl draped casually over her shoulders.

To complete the look, the mother of two carried The Row’s Lady bag, often dubbed the Hermès Birkin of the brand’s luxury lineup. See the outfit here!

The structured, top-handle bowling-style bag is notoriously exclusive, with a reported retail price of $33K—and it isn’t available for public purchase.

The Hunger Games star styled her hair down in bouncy curls with face-framing bangs.

Her look may have seemed effortless and laid-back, but the cost was anything but casual. Even though the price tag was hefty, fans on social media still weren’t impressed with the outfit.

“This outfit makes no sense,” said one fan. Another user wrote, “She has zero style, whether it be her outfits or hair.” A third commented, “It would have been a great outfit if she had more effort.” A fourth said, “Sorry, not glamorous.” Someone else wrote, “Animals should not be material for clothing.”

It’s not the first occasion that Lawrence’s unique sense of style has sparked debate.

In July, she stepped out in a bold dinner ensemble; the actress layered a dark purple t-shirt—noticeably stained on one side and with holes—over a navy silk midi dress. To complete the navy-toned aesthetic, she added a pair of sheer chiffon pants underneath.

The 35-year-old accessorized with open-toe criss-cross sandals, a delicate pendant necklace, and an olive-green clutch.

Fans were baffled by her outfit and left comments on Instagram expressing their reactions.

“Effortless elegance??? Looks like she stepped out of the trailer park on her way to Wal-Mart,” said one user. Another wrote, “She looks like the homeless lady I see at the train station every morning.”

Someone else commented, “It looks like pyjamas that haven’t been ironed with a pair of heels.” One person said, “Is that what it’s called? We just call it sloppy. I dress better to go to Walmart.”