Jennifer Lawrence wrote the playbook for chic off-duty style.
The “Hunger Games” star wore La Ligne’s Colby pants countless times, but traded them in for a new pair last week.
She didn’t stray too far from her favorite brand, though, opting instead to pair her All Three tank top and Archies flip-flops with wide-leg chinos from the recent Banana Republic x La Ligne collaboration.
The fall-ready khakis are still in stock, but considering other styles in the collection have already sold out, it looks like that won’t last long.
Made from pure cotton, the chinos feature a mid-rise, wide-leg fit for a modern update on the timeless khaki pant.
Offered in two color options, these products are versatile from day to night, as well as offering stylish comfort. (Since the meat parts are longer, they can also be collected and used.)
La Ligne was founded by two former Vogue editors and a Rag & Bone executive, and the brand has gained many famous fans, including Anne Hathaway, Olivia Wilde and Emma Stone, as well as Anna Wintour.
The brand’s Banana Republic collaboration offers many similar classic, sleek styles, but with slightly easier price tags to swallow.
In addition to Lawrence’s chinos, the line includes suits, knits and outerwear; Some reflective styles from La Ligne’s Perfect 10 range, a capsule collection of essentials that take the guesswork out of what to wear.
La Ligne’s philosophy is that looking stylish shouldn’t come at the expense of comfort, and the Banana Republic collection shares the same DNA.
Below, shop a few more favorites from this sophisticated collaboration before they sell out.
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This article was written by Page Six Business Reporter Erica Radol. From identifying the top anti-aging skincare secrets stars trust to the latest fashion collaborations to finding out about all of the above, Erica has a knack for covering and even testing Hollywood’s best-selling fashion and beauty products. Before joining Page Six in 2025, she wrote about entertainment, lifestyle and shopping trends for Us Weekly, The Daily Beast, Entertainment Tonight, Well+Good and Hearst.