This Katie Holmes-Approved Brand Is My Airport Go-To
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If I could change one low-level, totally insignificant thing about me, I would turn myself into the kind of person who enjoys air travel. I love going places, but I hate the actual process. So, I try to gussy up travel days to minimize my own discomfort. I'll treat myself to a fun snack (Swedish Fish, probably), download a new book, and maybe even indulge in an airport Chili's margarita (or three). But invariably, without fail, what really saves the day is my outfit. Enter Leset.
How I love thee; let me count the ways. Leset is the wardrobe-staple, base-layer brand you've been unwittingly missing your whole life. Picture: the softest matching separates you can imagine and perfectly versatile essentials that you'll want to wear throughout your trip. It's a capsule dream come true. If you're the carry-on only type, you could get away with a duffle full of Leset and little else. Honest!
Katie Holmes was recently spotted in the brand's bestselling Pointelle Slim Fit Tee—just one of many A-listers who swear by Lest. Hailey Bieber has worn the Arielle trousers, over and over again. Even Meghan Markle has a cozy sleeveless Leset turtleneck that whispers chic.
I've never had to go straight from a flight to an important business meeting or event—and thank goodness; I'm not fit for public consumption after being airborne—so I've never had to travel in slacks or heels or anything like that. But! If I did, I already know my trusty Leset coords would deliver, keeping me comfortable yet polished for whatever awaits.
I'm writing this story because I've had one too many people in the TSA line ask where my pants/tee/cardigan is from, so I'm sharing my secret with the world. Next time a chatty seatmate ignores my don't-talk-to-me headphones and hoodie combo to inquire, I'll just point at the tag. It's always going to be Leset, babe. Below, shop my go-to pieces from Leset.
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