Jennifer Lawrence's casually cool and rich mom wardrobe is undergoing an atmospheric shift. For the past few months, Lawrence has been loving clothes sourced from Paris Fashion Week designers: mesh flats from Alaia, a trench coat and jelly sandals from The Row, and chic Challengers from Loewe. Loewe's Cheap Challengers products. She still wears those brands, but has branched out to emerging it-girl brands with independent roots and the viral Tory Burch flats that are on fashion editors' wish lists. [The silver studded ballerina shoes, which debuted on the Spring 2023 runway and sold out the moment they hit stores, were the most obvious update to Lawrence's street-style lineup, which she wore out with husband Cook Maloney on Thursday, June 27. A departure from Tory Burch's usual T-logo flats, this pair somehow manages to be both comfortably light (according to my fashion editor friend, who got a pair and told me all about them) and profoundly impactful (look at the embellishments glinting in the sunlight) The two are. Either Lawrence has luxury sources like Gab Waller on speed dial to help him track down a pair, or he was the first to pick up a pair of flats that were finally restocked.

In addition to the vintage T-shirt and Tory Burch flats, Lawrence layered three of It Girl's rising brands. First up was an Aperol spritz-style slip skirt courtesy of The Frankie Shop. Soon after designer Gaëlle Drevet founded the brand in New York's East Village in 2015, it became a fixture in fashion editors' wardrobes as understated, elegant workwear in Drevet's French heritage.

Then there was her oversized tote bag, designed by St. Agni, the Australian label responsible for everything from Meghan Markle's open-back black dress at her recent polo match to Kendall Jenner's off-duty attire.

The cherry on top of her insider-approved items was a pair of tinted Phoebe Philo sunglasses. Philo, who gained a cult following as Celine's former creative director, launched a carefully edited collection last year under her eponymous new brand. Most of it sold out in an instant. Lawrence's shades say she (or her stylist, Jamie Mizrahi) is on the email list for every rare drop.

Lawrence began expanding her brand horizons earlier this week. She's included a relaxed button-down and butter yellow parachute pants over the past few days, along with a loose-fitting nylon St. Agni tote. The shirt is from Leset, a modular wardrobe brand, one of the "know-it-all" brands. The black mules are from The Row.