Natasha Lyonne Shows Us How to Take a Compliment in Old Navy's Latest Campaign

Ever received a compliment and felt like a deer caught in headlights? Yeah, us too. We're talking about the kind of compliments that make us feel like we're on an episode of "The Office" — except the star of the show isn't Steve Carell, it's our inner awkwardness. But Old Navy's new fall campaign starring the ever-mega-funny Natasha Lyonne is here to rescue us from those awkward moments. In this new campaign, Old Navy is schooling us in the fine art of accepting compliments. You know, the ones that make us want to duck and cover, reply with a joke, or worst of all, deny it altogether. Well, no more. Lyonne is here to teach us the ultimate response: "Thanks, it's Old Navy." Because let's face it, when you're rocking Old Navy's fall fashions, you're kind of a big deal.

Lyonne dons the iconic High-Waisted Pixie Skinny Pants ($45) and the trendsetting Extra High-Waisted Pleated Taylor Trouser Wide-Leg Pants ($50) in the commercials, proving that Old Navy isn't just about clothes, it's about confidence. And boy, does she pull it off! The Pixie Pant, with almost 4,000 5-star reviews, has earned its place in fashion history, and the Taylor Pant offers a relaxed-yet-polished vibe that's ready to conquer the world (or at least the office).

But what's even cooler? Old Navy's got our back with prices that won't break the bank. Each of these power pants comes in under $60, which means we can look like a million bucks without spending it. Whether it's bold monochromatic hues or eye-catching prints, Lyonne shows us how to style these power pants for maximum impact.

Starting Aug. 13 and running through Oct. 7, keep an eye out for Lyonne's empowering, own-it energy in Old Navy's latest TV spots. Get ready to embrace compliments with conviction and confidence, and give that inner awkwardness a much-needed vacation. Because when someone says, "Hey, nice pants," you'll know exactly what to do: flash a smile, a nod, and proudly proclaim, "Thanks, it's Old Navy."