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Doing the most has never been more popular. TikTok is full of \u201c-maxxing\u201d trends that are all about going OTT with your rituals to optimize desired results, whether that\u2019s getting enough rest (sleep-maxxing<\/a>), looking your best (looks-maxxing), or smelling good (scent-maxxing<\/a>). Now, Jennifer Lawrence is ready to introduce you to your new fave for spring: color-maxxing.<\/p>\n While enjoying a sunny day in New York City on Monday, April 6, the Hunger Games<\/em> alum stood out in casual attire comprised of not one, not two, but three<\/em> vibrant colors. She paid homage to The Beatles in a vivid yellow T-shirt ($58) from Junk Food Clothing<\/a> inscribed with the band\u2019s hit song \u201cStrawberry Fields Forever.\u201d To complement the sunny hue, Lawrence added a striking red cardigan and coordinating white Adidas Tokyos ($90) lined with red stripes. The final colorful touch: a blue cap and near-matching jeans.<\/p>\n The Oscar winner did add some <\/em>neutrals to the mix, in the form of her chocolate brown sunglasses and a matching Herm\u00e8s Lindy bag. (The high-low styling is strong with this one.)<\/p>\n Wearing combinations of bold tones isn\u2019t exactly new. (Remember the color-blocking ensembles of the 2010s?) But Lawrence\u2019s all-primary colors iteration feels fresh and on point for this year, especially after the combo made the rounds on runways these past couple of seasons, including at Celine Spring 2026 and Stella McCartney Fall 2026. <\/p>\n Lawrence\u2019s outfit did the heavy lifting of translating the primary color runway trend into something much more wearable. Bonus: She wore basics you likely already have in your closet. If you want to take a cue from the Die, My Love<\/em> star\u2019s relaxed take, consider wearing jeans (the low-key piece can tick the blue box), and just add touches of other hues with your accessories (see Lawrence\u2019s hat, necklace, and sneakers).<\/p>\n This trend is meant to be fun. Brush up on color theory with fashion and unleash your inner maxx-imalist.<\/p>\nJ.Law\u2019s Maximum Impact \u2018Fit<\/h2>\n
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