5 Days, 5 Ways: Every Single Time Kate Hudson Has Killed It in a Jumpsuit

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Kate Hudson sure knows how to rock a good jumpsuit.
Kate always knocks it out of the park, and we especially have to commend her for her consistency and mastery of cool-girl style over the years. One wardrobe mainstay, especially as of late, for Kate: the jumpsuit.


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Even in a flashy, red version Kate manages to maintain her signature, boho vibe. Off model, a deep-V, sequin-encrusted one-piece, quite frankly, looks a little costume-y. To make it cool like Kate, let the jumpsuit do the talking, but offset it with trendy details. Metallic accessories are an instant update and a no-fuss, undone hair twist strikes a balance between casual and dressy. 

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Kate has a way of always looking fresh-faced and approachable, and a crisp, white jumpsuit in a relaxed fit drives home that point. All white can be tricky, so keep it simple. Going sans statement jewelry allows all the attention to be focused on the simple-yet-striking one-piece. A silver clutch and earrings play up the winter theme and keep it from looking cluttered.

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Once you reach a certain age, frills can feel, well, frivolous, so allow Kate to school you in the art of ruffles. Ruffles are innately girly, so a jumpsuit in a blush-pink color is the right idea. Constricting the ruffles to just one area (along the bust, in this case) is flattering and doesn't take the trend too far. Dainty jewels and a romantic, high bun keep the look soft and flirty.

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For a night out, you can never go wrong with an all-black ensemble and smoky-eye combo. The only thing that makes this look more daring and sultry is the strategic cutout along Kate's midsection. What makes the risqué jumpsuit standout (and not looking cheap) is the attention to detail: A knotted midsection and slightly-slouchy pants give it a designer-edge that doesn't scream off the rack.

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A long, duster coat over a wide-leg jumpsuit feels counter-intuitive, but somehow this look works. To veer away from looking swallowed by fabric, a wide-strap, leather belt will break up the look. Since the entire ensemble is black, be sure to mix up the textures like Kate does with her leather lapel.