Gwyneth Paltrow's Courtroom Outfits Were The Definition Of Stealth Wealth

All eyes were on Paltrow the first day of trial, and the Goop mogul knew it. Outside the courtroom, she covered up in a $5,445 olive green Jaka oversize wool-blend felt coat from the Row, the fashion line founded by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, paired with $1,200 tan lace-up Celine boots that some may have mistaken for Timberland.

Inside, she wore a cream turtleneck sweater, also from the Row, and accessorized with Ray-Ban aviators and a $325 notebook from Smythson, a British luxury leather goods brand.

Paltrow's outfit for the third day of trial, an oversize yet slim-cut gray blazer, fell more in line with traditional courtroom drama. A $25,000 custom 18-karat yellow gold chain from Fondrea showed an heirloom aesthetic.

Paltrow served the court on the fourth day with full goth Prada, with a $2,200 black cashmere polo shirt and $1,450 black monolith brushed leather boots.

On the fifth day, Paltrow repeated the subtle gothic chic trend with a twist of prep (Wednesday Addams much?) by wearing Goop's G. Label Alisha V-neck cardigan, listed at $595.

Paltrow decided to add some color to the courtroom with a $425 Camila bow blouse from her own line, elegantly contrasted with Nappa leather wide-leg culottes by Proenza Schouler White Label, worth $895.

Paltrow showed up to court wearing all black with her Smythson notebook.

Paltrow ended the trial in a navy corduroy Bianca jacket by Bella Freud, originally priced at $1,000 but you can get it on sale now for $400. The sleek Italian cotton patch pockets whisper well-traveled luxury.