Lily James' summer LA wardrobe is cool-girl-coded California casual
Lily James is known for her versatile and elegant style, from classic Hollywood glamour to the latest trends, daring eclectic looks and everything in between.
The British actress has a varied sartorial agenda that keeps fashion fans captivated and intrigued.
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Yesterday Lily shared a photo 'dump' with her 3.3m Instagram followers of her summer in Los Angeles, and her outfits epitomise California cool-girl casual.
The trending yellow two-piece
The Pam & Tommy actress shared an image wearing a buttery, mellow yellow shirt and trousers set. Not only is a breezy two-piece a must-have for balmy summer evenings, but light yellow hues are bang on trend right now from London to LA and beyond. " Leading on from AW23, soft, buttery hues are still all the rage for SS24," the H Fashion team concluded in our SS24 report. "Admittedly, yellow isn't the easiest of shades to conquer, but there's something so unctuous and pearly about this particular tone that just feels indulgent and expensive."
The Los Angeles-born brand
In a photo that said Cali-cool skateboarder meets West Coast Barbie, Lily posed on a bright pink Mini Moke wearing a hoodie and matching tracksuit bottoms. Her outfit was from Los Angeles-born brand Local Authority.
The must-have basics
If all else fails in the sartorial department, a white t-shirt is the ultimate failproof backup. She shared an image of a night with friends donning a simple, white low-neck tee. The pièce de résistance? A crimson red convertible car.
90s classics meets Y2K pink
She also wore a spaghetti-strapped vest top - a '90s supermodel-approved must-have, with a pair of powder-pink jogging bottoms. We could envision Paris Hilton wearing something similar on her off-duty days...
Lily's style reflects a blend of sophistication, modernity and the latest trends and we can't get enough...
