Jennifer Lawrence made a sartorial statement on Thursday as she stepped out wearing a gray T-shirt that read: ‘I told ya.’
The shirt is what Zendaya wore in the tennis movie Challengers.
The 33-year-old Hollywood fixture was spotted walking through New York City in the loose-fitting shirt, which she tucked into black trousers.
The mother-of-one — who attended a Dior fashion show days ago — carried a sleek black purse by the renowned designer over her shoulder.
Her casual look was rounded out with a pair of flat black sandals.
The blonde beauty wore her long locks loose, flowing down her back as they blew in the breeze.
The silver screen siren appeared to go makeup-free underneath her dark, oval-shaped shades.
Kaia Gerber has also worn a T-shirt that read ‘I told ya.’
In the stunning selfie, she rocked a pair of trendy dark sunglasses while resting her arms on her neck casually.
The brunette beauty styled her dark brown locks in a pulled back low bun, letting her face framing pieces fall out.
Her skin looked flawless as she donned a light-glam look that showcased her natural beauty.
Kaia used to date Zendaya’s Euphoria costar Jacob Elordi.
Lawrence’s outing comes one day after she was spotted arriving at JFK Airport following her attendance at the Dior Cruise 2025 Show.
She put comfort first as she donned a yellow shirt jacket over a white top, red pants, and a pair of dark gray slippers.
In contrast to the comfortable ensemble, she commanded attention in a leopard print coat at the fashion show.
Lawrence rolled up the sleeves and used a black belt to cinch her waist.
Along with the outerwear, she donned dark blue wide-leg jeans and a black pointy-toe heel.
The Silver Linings Playbook star looked ultra glamorous in a pair of oversize, chunky, black sunglasses.
The event was held at Drummond Castle in Perthshire, Scotland.
The actress is currently preparing for the release of the documentary Bread & Roses, which she executive produced.
The Sahra Mani-directed film is centered on several Afghan women dealing with the rise of the Taliban.
The feature was also produced by the actress’ business partner, Justine Ciarrocchi, as well as Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai.
The documentary premiered during last year’s Cannes Film Festival, where it received critical acclaim.