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Jennifer Lawrence’s wardrobe malfunction at Dior's Holiday Lighting event the week of Thanksgiving was reminiscent of her 2013 tumble at the Oscars, clad in the same brand.

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Speaking at the lighting of Dior’s Carousel of Dreams in New York City, Lawrence – who was wearing a white button-down shirt, a pleated midi-skirt, knee-high velvet boots, and a belt – suffered a glitch of epic proportions when her leather belt flew off of her jacket mid-speech and onto the streets of Manhattan.

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Lawrence could only laugh at the sudden sartorial mishap, as could everyone else including Dior CEO, Delphine Arnault.

For Lawrence, though, this malfunction is simply a minor blip in a wardrobe that's been full of heat over the last few months. When she isn't trying to locate her leather belt, she’s often wearing some of the most neutral, classic things: long, camel-colored wool coats, the freshest white tees, blouses, and pintuck khaki trousers have been some recent favorites.

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Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez might also arguably be potential queens of a quiet luxury flex, but only Lawrence makes her outfits seem accessible to mere civilians. Sure, it’s at the expense of her dignity, but who’s to complain in a Dior wool coat? 

Lawrence is peak quiet luxury, if only because her outfit was so understated it’s hard to even imagine how a belt cinched around her waist could get so much air. Thankfully moments like this don’t often get in the way of JLaw’s style. What a relief.

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