I used to head to the airport in oversized sweatpants, a fuzzy hoodie, and comfy tennis shoes and stop. While there’s still a time and location for such travel clothing (like 5 a.m. boarding calls, bleh), I now like to beautify my ensembles– and Katie Holmes simply used among my go-to flying ‘fits.

Identified in New York, Holmes used a Banana Republic shirtdress, scoop-neck tank top, high-waisted trousers, and very strappy Mary Jane flats. She sticks onto a square-shaped bag and equipped with a dangling gold necklace.

Madewell the Harlow Wide-Leg Pant

I know what you’re thinking: “You wear that to the airport?” Hear me out. The actress’s anti-jeans trousers are surprisingly comfortable, using a nearly pajama-like feel. The wide-leg provides you a spacious fit (a.k.a, all the wiggle space you require while resting on those uncomfy plane seats), and a flexible waistband leaves you with area to breathe without feeling restricted– a should viewing as flying can currently make you feel, well, limited.

Kendall Jenner, Anne Hathaway, and Jennifer Lawrence understand what I mean; the celebs constantly grab the easy bottoms, whether they’re lazing the hotel or appearing on late-night television. An added bonus offer? Pants are ideal for the season thanks to the breezy, lightweight material often used.

I’ve used a similar design when running blocks in the rain, and the Mary Janes remained put, never triggering me to slip, stumble, or slide. Best of all, you can easily slip Mary Janes on and off and wear them with or without socks– they’re extremely customizable and can look so different depending on how you style them.

Holmes integrated two of 2024’s most significant patterns into one appearance– and now you have an ideal summer season travel attire. That stated, it’s ideal for brunch, coffee dates, the office, and beyond, too.