There are plenty of celebrities who have mastered the art of getting dressed for a flight, but few have made airport style look quite as elevated as Kate Moss. Long before airport outfits became a category of their own, Moss was running through terminals in some combination of skinny jeans or slim-fit trousers, a simple top, a great jacket, oversize sunglasses, and a very, very good bag. She just may have invented the wardrobe formula many women now swear by.

While the individual pieces have evolved over the decades—for example, more fitted pants in the 2000s and a wider fit today—the formula has remained remarkably consistent. Whether she’s wearing a leather jacket with jeans, a tailored coat over all-black separates, or a simple tee with a pair of statement trousers, Moss understands the magic of keeping the base simple and letting her incredible collection of accessories do all the work. Consider this your proof that her approach to travel dressing has been timeless all along. Below, see every airport look of hers that I could find on the internet.

The Best of the ’90s

1994: Moss really does love the all-black airport uniform. With a fitted turtleneck, silk trousers, boots, and dark sunglasses, she proves that you don’t need a complicated outfit to make a statement.

1994: This is Moss at her most ’90s: a simple fitted white tee, blue jeans, and a leopard-print bag. The outfit feels especially current now, a reminder that her approach to off-duty dressing has always relied on classic basics and one playful accessory.

1994: Moss shows that her airport formula works just as well with a little color, pairing a fitted white tee with eye-catching green tweed trousers. Allow statement pants to carry the look.

The Best of the 2010s

2019: This is perhaps the most quintessential Kate Moss airport formula: black skinny pants, a simple top, a sharp blazer, and sunglasses. The look is effortlessly chic and minimalist without feeling basic.

2019: A blazer is clearly one of Moss’s most reliable travel companions, and this look shows why. She pairs it with the perfect fitted button-down shirt for an outfit that feels equal parts rock ‘n’ roll and practical.