Lisa Kudrow oozes sophistication in a luxurious khaki maxi coat and brown leather accessories

Lisa Kudrow's rich brown accessories looked stunning alongside the deep green ensemble

Lisa Kudrow in New York on December 12, 2024
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We're taking style notes from Lisa Kudrow's monochrome khaki look this winter, with her luxurious maxi coat and brown leather accessories creating an elevated casual style where neutral tones took centre stage.

Whether you're a fan of bright and bold colours, striking black and white shades, or you prefer neutral tones, we can all agree that deep green khaki colours are staples in any winter capsule wardrobe. The neutral-adjacent shade is rich and luxe, oozes sophistication, and is easily paired with a variety of other tones to give a sleek and elevated look.

So when Lisa Kudrow stepped out in a monochrome khaki look this week, of course we immediately fell in love with her outfit. She stunned on the streets of New York in a pair of deep green tailored suit trousers and a matching longline coat, adding rich, tanned leather accessories to play off of the luxurious shade - and the resulting look is an effortlessly elevated outfit we can't wait to recreate.

Lisa Kudrow in New York on December 12, 2024

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The maxi coat is one of the most flattering winter coats out there, with the longline silhouette keeping you super warm no matter how cold the winter chill gets. Lisa's coat is a particularly dreamy option, with its relaxed fit, subtly structured shoulders and crisp collar detail creating a laid-back through still lightly tailored look that can transition from casual to formal wear effortlessly.

Matching the khaki shade of the coat perfectly, Lisa's suit trousers gave the look an instantly elevated feel. With a crisp front pleat and streamline straight leg silhouette, they oozed sophistication and added a luxurious touch to the outfit. We love the matching monochrome tones, with the khaki introducing a little festive flair in the run up to Christmas, though it is a neutral shade we happily wear all year round.

While Lisa opted for the more formal choice of suit trousers, the coat would look equally as great when paired with jeans and a chunky knit to give a more casual, cosy-chic feel. You can really style a maxi coat in whatever way you feel like, which is why it's such a staple in the cooler months, and having the option to dress it up like Lisa did while also knowing it looks great dressed down is a must-have if you're splashing out on a new wardrobe staple.

Instead of leaning into a head-to-toe khaki look and playing into the monochrome outfit trend we're seeing everywhere this winter, Lisa finished off her outfit with some luxurious brown leather accessories. Introducing this rich and warm tone through her handbag and her boots was a great styling choice, with the tone playing off the deep khaki beautifully to give an effortlessly elegant touch to her style.

With a pair of brown suede point-toe heels keeping her feet cosy and warm, Lisa carried the Celine Teen Soft 16 Bag on her shoulder, with the timeless designer bag's thick crossbody strap, smooth leather finish, and stunning tanned brown shade adding tonnes of warmth into her neutral look.

She added yet more brown accents through her choice of jewellery and layered a statement brown necklace over a daintier gold chain, letting the oversized links of the piece highlight the sultry V-neckline of her coat as well as the other brown accessories she was wearing. We love the resulting look, with the minimal and neutral colours creating a sleek and sophisticated outfit that can work for any occasion this season.

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse
Freelance news writer

Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.