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Chic Amal Clooney goes for low-key look in suede baker boy hat as she joins husband George in Germany ahead of his film Hail, Caesar! opening the Berlin Film Festival

Published: 13:42 EST, 10 February 2016 | Updated: 17:02 EST, 10 February 2016

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There's no denying she's got an impeccable style sense but Amal Clooney veered away from her signature look somewhat for her flight to Berlin on Wednesday.

The high-flying lawyer attempted to go incognito as she concealed the most part of her face beneath a tan suede baker boy hat as she and husband George were pictured arriving in the German capital ahead of the annual film festival.

Amal, 38, was uncharacteristically dressed down but managed to pull off the casual ensemble which was mostly black with a few quirky touches.

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Welcome to Berlin: Amal Clooney looked excited ahead of Berlin Film Festival as she was pictured arriving in the German capital with husband George on Wednesday

The Lebanon-born activist slipped her slim frame into a pair of black-wash jeans, featuring horizontal rips on the knees.

Amal warded off the plummeting temperatures by wrapping up in a black textured coat which she wore fastened and which rested on her thighs.

She wore a plain black polo-neck top beneath the cover-up but made more of a statement when it came to her choice of footwear.

Nothing to see here: Amal, 38, attempted to go incognito as she hid under a brown suede baker boy hat

Keeping her head down: The high-profile lawyer hoped to go unnoticed as she dashed from Berlin Tegel Airport to the couple's waiting car

Feeling experimental: Amal was untypically casual in a pair of ripped black skinny jeans, a textured coat and a pair of flat leopard-print knee-high boots

Got nothing to hide:She appeared to show no sign of exhaustion following the flight and was perfectly preened beneath her headwear

Following her lead: George, 54, too opted for a smart-casual ensemble and afforded himself a disguise tool in the form of a pair of blacked-out sunglasses

The serial heel-wearer prioritised comfort as she pulled on a pair of flat knee-high boots which were emblazoned with classic leopard print all over and afforded the mostly-black look a welcome contrasting edge.

Despite the frenzy surrounding Amal and George's arrival to Berlin Tegel Airport, she seemed in good spirits as she was pictured smiling beneath the peak of her headwear.

The talented Hollywood actor echoed his wife's mood as well as her keenness to disguise herself.

Glossy goddess: Amal boasted a head of super-sleek tumbling curves which reached far past her shoulders

Sartorially-in-sync: Amal and George - who have been married just over a year - sported his and hers black tailored coats

Playing the supportive wife: Amal will accomapny George to the screening of his new film - Hail, Caesar! - which opens the annual film event on Thursday 11

George, 54, dressed down in a pair of bootcut jeans, a black pea coat which he styled with a partially unbuttoned shirt and a pair of blacked-out sunglasses.

He played the perfect gentleman by ferrying the married couple's luggage from the terminal building to their chauffeur-driven vehicle.

George and Amal were closely followed by his Hail! Caeser! co-stars - Tilda Swinton, Channing Tatum and Josh Brolin.

Woman in disguise: Hail, Caesar! actress Tilda Swinton followed closely behind Amal and George and she was evidently keen to go unnoticed

An air of Inspector Gadget: Tilda, 55, sported a navy double-breasted coat, featuring military-style buttons, a matching fedora hat and a pair of aviator sunglasses

Winning combo: Co-star Channing Tatum appeared to follow her lead in a brown fedora hat and rounded shades

Tilda, 55, was evidently keen to go unnoticed as she made an effort to disguise herself in a look which wasn't dissimilar to Inspector Gadget.

The legendary actress sported a long navy double-breasted coat, a matching fedora hat and a pair of aviator sunglasses.

Channing, 35, followed her lead as he boasted his own take on the wining combo. He took an original approach to smart-casual dressing as he wore a white shirt - which was partially unbuttoned and hung loose over his waistband - and a denim waistcoat.

Meanwhile, Josh, 47, prioritised comfort and favoured black tracksuit bottoms, a matching T-shirt, a purple V-neck jumper and trainers.

Berlin Film Festival kicks off on Thursday 11 February and concludes on Saturday 20 with an award ceremony

Comfort over style every time: Josh Brolin favoured black tracksuit bottoms, a matching T-shirt, a purple V-neck jumper and trainers

The Jury's out: From left to right - Alba Rohrwacher, Nick James, Lars Eidinger, jury president Meryl Streep, Clive Owen, Brigitte Lacombe and Malgorzata Szumowska - are tasked with offering their honest reviews on the films shown during the event