The Tamesis
Making your Electra electric bike look sexy isn’t the top priority when cruising through New York City traffic. But without swooping into a hot dog stand or facing the back of a Tesla, riding in style (and safely!) requires just a little forward planning and careful study of your own wardrobe, without giving up your own personal style—just ask Jennifer Lawrence.
Lawrence shows off a cool image as she rides her electric bike through the streets of her own New York neighborhood. She wore an animal print faux fur jacket from Jacquemus Le Fernando, blue baggy Isadora jeans from La Ligne (a denim favorite), round-toe Billie leather ankle boots from The Row, and Garrett Leight Woz Sun sunglasses with pink lenses. It’s proven to be the go-to ride for “fit” die my love A few days earlier, she wore the same jacket and jeans combo while riding her young son to school. At the time, she paired it with pastel blue Khaite leather flats, a black T-shirt from The Row and a brown suede handbag from Toteme.
If we’re following Jennifer Lawrence’s style book, what makes for good bike wear? Consider your accessories: The Heaven Mayhem Margaux Sunglasses feature J-Law’s regular twist, a slim oval shape that keeps them square on the nose, and tinted lenses to keep vision clear. No need to resort to sports goggles. Simple trousers, like La Ligne’s premium denim or Paloma Wool’s sheer, flowy dark blue culottes, have proven themselves reliable for walking around the city—comfortable and covered. Lawrence also tried out a range of boots and flats: the aforementioned The Row ankle boots and flat leather Viv ballet flats were among them. For tops, you can shed simple layers, while a statement coat can make a look pop without much thought. Accessories should be kept minimal and subtle to avoid any tangles during the trip.
Need more inspiration? Timothée Chalamet looked like a modern movie star in custom Martine Rose as he sat on a Lime electric bike and then rode away. Completely unknown London premiere red carpet.
Again, riding in style isn’t always top of mind when you have to get from point A to point B quickly, but the fashion world is taking note. Michael Rider’s spring 2026 Celine ready-to-wear debut, with models gliding down the catwalk in bicycle helmets, should be ready to hit the shelves—maybe Lawrence should buy one. Safety first!
