Katie Holmes, one of the most stylish women in the world, arrived at New York Fashion Week in glitzy, zebra-print leggings.

Without a doubt, Katie Holmes is a master of the fashion game. Katie consistently astounds us with her ability to pull off virtually any look, from wide-legged pants to her denim looks, and her appearance at the Marc Jacobs show during New York Fashion Week was undoubtedly no exception.

Celebrities, influencers, designers, and models all gathered for a deluge of the numerous fashion events that have been taking place in the city to showcase the Autumn and Winter collections for 2023. While Katie Holmes recently attended the Marc Jacobs event with numerous other A-listers, she stood out in the throng with a totally distinctive yet classic outfit.

Although Katie's zebra print leggings were undoubtedly the star of her outfit, we must admit that the rest of her layered ensemble is also fantastic.

Beginning at the top, Katie gave the look a sort of menswear flair by layering a long black blazer over an extremely stylish black turtleneck, a piece of capsule clothing we can't live without. The zebra pants at the bottom were, of course, the real star.

Given that she typically looks so stylish, we could think that wearing a pair of pants covered in tiny sequins might get uncomfortable, but we just know Katie will do anything for fashion. The pants also had a really flattering design with a homage to '70s style flare out at the ends.

Katie kept her accessories simple, opting for a circular, black leather purse with gold clasp and hanging diamond earrings to accentuate her radiant outfit even further.

We loved Katie's OOTD, tell us how did you like it in the comment section below.

The progression of fashion is perpetual. While some people focus on the numerous trends that come from social media, catwalks, and the various influencers that shape our wardrobes, others eagerly anticipate the ideas that will shape our looks from one week to the next. Dhruv Taneja, Owner of Pratap Sons Jaipur says, “In 2023, it appears that we will have to make a decision between the essentials and excess in terms of materials, colours, prints, and proportions as around the global fashion industry, sustainable fashion is gaining popularity and has brought about a permanent change in future trends.” Here is a list of the top 5 fashion trends expected to dominate in the year 2023:

Pastels and neutrals

With a few exceptions, colours will be more subdued in 2023 due to the dominance of normcore, resulting in more understated clothing. Gray, white, and black, which will be the core of our outfit, will be prevalent everywhere. The goal is to get back to the fundamentals and adopt a more long-lasting and sustainable approach to fashion. Among the fashion labels that have chosen beige as one of their favourite hues for the upcoming year is Sacai, Fendi, Tod's, and Coperni. But keep in mind that cobalt blue will also add a pop of colour to closets.

Thigh-high splits

The year 2023 will include the dramatic bombshell split that we are used to seeing on the red carpet. Givenchy's silky slip dresses, Dries Van Noten's vibrant florals, and Prada's glossy midis are leading the way.

Utility

Peak Y2K's glam utility style is a nostalgic fusion of satin jumpsuits, sheer cargo trousers, and low-slung belted skirts (thank Miu Miu for that), enhanced for a real dress-up occasion.

Denim

The adaptability of the Denim material is being displayed on the catwalks, whether it be in the form of denim skirts, casual-cut jeans, or jackets, offering us a preview of what denim will look like in 2023. Large pockets and asymmetrical shapes are in style, which suggests that 2023 will bring innovation to denim and reinvent it as something fresh and new.

Pockets

Large pockets and asymmetrical shapes are in style, which suggests that 2023 will bring innovation to denim and reinvent it as something fresh and new. For Spring 2023, a number of designers debuted huge pockets on blouses, pants, and other items. This new interpretation of pocket pants combines industrial styling with softer materials and hues, and it is certain to be a major trend on the high street throughout the year.