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Cate Blanchett's Chic, Smart Airport Outfit Is Primed For Safe Traveling
While travel is not an option for everyone in 2020, it's important for those who are flying to be well-equipped for their journey. Whether traveling for work or otherwise, preparedness starts and ends with the pieces you choose to bring with you, be it a sensible carryall or a breathable, unfussy ensemble. For those in need of a guide to safe, stylish in-flight dressing, Cate Blanchett's airport outfit just provided a no-fail lesson on the subject, and it's far easier to recreate than you'd expect.
On Sep. 1, the Blue Jasmine actor arrived in Italy for the Venice Film Festival, wearing a polished ensemble that was primed for a full day of travels. In accordance with the CDC's latest recommendations, Blanchett wore a pair of rounded shades, which served as an eye covering while navigating the high-risk area. To shield the rest of her face, she styled a turtleneck beneath a white button down shirt, which she wore over her nose for full coverage. Blanchett then tied in a double-breasted blazer and a pair of crisp white trousers, and accessorized the look with Clergerie brogues and Valentino's new flower-invoking handbag. Aside from being endlessly chic, the no-fuss ensemble offers the degree of coverage desired when venturing out, making it a go-to outfit formula whether you're headed to the grocery store or the airport.
While Blanchett's all-new Valentino shades and tote are not yet available online, you can try similar styles from the brand — including its Petal Rose Patent Tote, which is available on The RealReal for $425. To recreate her face-covering top look, try Wolford's short-sleeved turtleneck, which is ideal for staying cool under several layers. Kotn's parchment oxford is a welcomed alternate to her button-up, and syncs seamlessly with Marcell Von Berlin's ice-white trousers. You can, in fact, grab her exact brogues from Clergerie — which are in-stock on their site, but bound to disappear, fast.
To recreate the safe, celeb-approved airport look the next time you venture out, scroll below:
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