Katrina Kaif’s winter fashion guide is all about subtle layering and comfort

Katrina Kaif is a league apart when it comes to slaying some trendy styles. Her elegant sense of style makes her stand out in each and every outfit.

Be it glamorous red carpet looks or casual weekend outfits, Katrina’s wardrobe is a one-stop inspiration for fashionistas

. Katrina Kaif was recently clicked outside the Mumbai airport, and we bet you are in love with her winter look. If you have been looking for ideas to perfectly layer your outfit this season, Katrina’s latest look ticks all the right boxes.

Katrina Kaif’s latest airport look consisted of simple yet stylish athleisure. She donned an all-black sweatshirt and jogger trousers.

The round neckline sweatshirt featured full-length sleeves, a gathered design on the front, cinched cuffs and hem, and a comfy, relaxed fit.

The trousers had a low-rise waist with side pockets and a baggy, loose fit, ideal for long journeys. She paired her all-black ensemble with a beige trench coat with notch lapel collars, full-length sleeves, and belted cuffs. She wore it in an open front and loose style, and the coat reached her ankle.

Katrina kept her accessories to a minimum and wore bulky denim trainers with a front lace-up fastening and dark-tinted sunglasses. She went with a no-makeup look that included a glossy nude lip tint, a luminous base, and feathery brows. Lastly, she went with a sleek, high ponytail to finish her winter look.

Katrina is a stunner when it comes to layering outfits. Previously, at an event in Mumbai, she perfectly rocked a denim-on-denim look effortlessly. Katrina was representing her brand, Kay Beauty, at the Nykaaland event last month when her chic outfit caught everyone’s attention.

Katrina wore a beige tank top with a round neckline and a figure-hugging fit. She paired it with a long, elegant denim jacket with rigged-designed collars and gold buttons, and the sleeves rolled up to her elbow. She finished her look with a pair of loose-fitting blue denims that went well with the rest of the ensemble.