Fashion Look of the Day Jennifer Lawrence Wore the Shoe Trend Sarah Jessica Parker Put Back on Our Radar Welcome to Look of the Day, where we comb through every celebrity outfit from the past 24 hours and feature the single most conversation-worthy ensemble. Love it, leave it, or shop the whole thing below. By Tara Gonzalez Tara Gonzalez Instagram Website Tara Maria Gonzalez has been a fashion writer and editor for more than 6 years. She was most recently the style commerce writer at InStyle, where she covered celebrity looks, fashion week trends, and everything you don’t need but probably should buy. InStyle's editorial guidelines Published on November 22, 2021 @ 04:43PM Pin Share Tweet Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Photo: Backgrid Sarah Jessica Parker didn't invent the babydoll shoe trend, but she did wear it on repeat for day-to-day activities at a time when most other celebrities were still in pandemic-induced sneakers. She walked in sparkly platform Mary Jane heels so we could run... to our closets and bring our going-out shoes out from hibernation. And just like us, Jennifer Lawrence appears to have also dipped her toes back into real shoes. While at a Don't Look Up screening in Los Angeles, she wore a $2,650 The Row cashmere midi dress with a pair of $188 Doen Mary Jane slippers. Clearly, a babydoll shoe works just as well for formal events as it does for running errands in New York City — they're the perfect mix of sophistication and ease. Babydoll shoes, a.k.a. Mary Janes, are also an ideal year-round style. For the winter, all you have to do is add socks (bonus points if they have frilly trim). Plus, they're a shoe that you can easily buy for under $200: Everlane makes a Mary Jane flat that looks nearly identical to Lawrence's for $115, and Nordstrom has a handful of affordable Mary Janes, from a $100 style by Trotter to a comfortable pair by Clarks for $120. Mary Janes are also a popular high-end style, and there are so many good luxury options on the market right now. Nodaleto makes Instagram's favorite platform version for $850, By Far killed two trends with one stone by making its $474 take with a square toe, and supermodels keep wearing Miu Miu Mary Janes to every other red carpet event. There's also the Burberry Aldwych, a Mary Jane every influencer seems to own in bulk. No matter which one you choose, you really can't go wrong. If you need a break from sneakers (or from Ugg boots), you know exactly what to do. Get the Look: Doen Mary Jane SlipperShop now: $188; doen.com Everlane Black Mary Jane FlatShop now: $115; everlane.com Jeffrey Campbell Reine Platform Mary Jane PumpShop now: $175; nordstrom.com By Far Ginny Mary Jane PumpShop now: $474; nordstrom.com Jeffrey Campbell Ecolier Platform PumpShop now: $124 (Originally $165); nordstrom.com Propet Zuri PumpShop now: $95; nordstrom.com Camper Katie May Mary JaneShop now: $130; nordstrom.com Free People Stella Mary Jane Platform PumpShop now: $158; nordstrom.com Miu Miu Chain Block Heel Mary Jane PumpShop now: $910; nordstrom.com Dansko Marla Mary JaneShop now: $145; nordstrom.com Prada Mary Jane Ballet FlatShop now: $725; nordstrom.com Nodaleto Bulla Chunky Platform Mary Jane PumpShop now: $850; nordstrom.com Clarks Pure Easy Mary Jane FlatShop now: $120; nordstrom.com Clarks Pure T Mary Jane FlatShop now: $120; nordstrom.com Free People Maggie Mary Jane Platform PumpShop now: $198; nordstrom.com Mansur Gavriel Square Toe Mary JanesShop now: $395; nordstrom.com Trotters Sugar Mary Jane FlatShop now: $100; nordstrom.com Burberry Aldwych Croc Embossed Mary JaneShop now: $720; nordstrom.com Spring Step Zemira FlatShop now: $70; nordstrom.com