Katie Holmes did not shy away from re-wearing her favorite closet piece. Case in point: her latest outfit. While out in New York City on 3/16, the actress wore not only 1 but 2 items from her wardrobe.It has become a staple of her everyday uniform.Holmes' favorite camel coat with colorful chunky sneakers.

The Dawson's Creek alum was taken this past Saturday after a grocery store ran out in Manhattan. The actress cozied up against the brisk NYC weather in a long brown double-breasted coat from Frankie Shop - the same wool survives as she has repeatedly snuggled over the past couple of months.

Holmes perfectly buttoned his camel coat, tucked the top down, and styled his casual outfit with long black trousers and a bright yellow buttercream baseball cap.

To finish her look, Holmes joined one of the biggest sneaker trends of 2024 and opted for a chunky silhouette with statement tread — a stark contrast to her go-to slim Adidas Samba.1 The actress slipped into a pair of low-top pony sneakers decorated with orange and blue details. This particular design puts a modern spin on the original 1988 release of PONY, which was originally crafted as a go-to shoe for basketball players.

Like her Frankie Shop Gaia Coat, Holmes continued to re-wear her retro-inspired pony sneakers, mainly to run errands around the city The actress was last captured in these colorful statement shoes two weeks ago: she was wearing chunky sneakers with her trusty Camel Survive

Holmes not only makes the costume repetition look as stylish as possible, but the actress shows her eyes for the trending piece as other stars like Jennifer Lopez and Anne Hathaway are fellow co-singers of the chunky sneaker comeback.

Moreover, Holmes proves that not every investment-worth purchase boasts a hefty price tag. Her pony sneakers are still fully in stock, but are only sold at priced120. But you might want to snag sytle immediately before the hypebeasts first get to 'em — don't say we didn't warn you. Otherwise, scroll up and see some other pair of chunky sneakers.