Kristin Cavallari looks effortlessly chic in a denim jacket as she jets out of Los Angeles airport

She recently opened her third brick-and-mortar for her popular Uncommon James jewelry brand.

And Kristin Cavallari was back to her jet-setting lifestyle as she trekked through the terminal at Los Angeles International Airport on Wednesday morning.

The 34-year-old reality star looked effortlessly chic in a denim jacket while catching a flight out of town just days after enjoying a sun-soaked vacation with boyfriend Jeff Dye in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. 

Kristin kept things simple with a pair of black leggings and a loose white shirt, and wore black combat boots to tie her whole look together. 

The Hills star carried a few black leather bags across her shoulder and pulled her favorite Away Bigger Carry-On suitcase in white by her side. 

She slicked back her bright blonde hair into a ponytail and wore a colorful face mask while chatting away on her phone.

Cavallari was spotted earlier this month enjoying a PDA-packed retreat with her new comedian boyfriend, Jeff Dye.

Jeff and Kristin were reportedly on the outs after dating for five months due to distance as he lives in LA while she sets up shop in Nashville, but their Cabo reunion certainly confirmed all was still well in their worlds. 

But it was back to business as usual for Kristin as she was on hand to open her third storefront for her Uncommon James label in Dallas, Texas. 

Kristin and her estranged husband Jay Cutler announced their intent to divorce in April after seven years of marriage and 10 years together.

She requested to change back to her maiden name on Nov. 4, 2020, and the process was completed the next day.

And while divorce proceedings are sealed and not yet finalized, it appears the pair are still on good terms.

In January, the former couple sent fans into a frenzy when they posted an identical selfie of them together.

The friendly exes, who have three children together, even used the same caption in their posts: ‘The world is full of users. 10 years. Can’t break that.’