Women's Lifestyle October 25, 2025 0 Comments

Julianne Moore’s Unexpected Fabric Mashup: The Autumn Look That’s Breaking All the Style Rules—and Winning Big!

Isn’t it wild how the simple act of stepping out in an autumn outfit can turn into a full-on style statement? Yesterday, Julianne Moore managed to pull off exactly that on The Kelly Clarkson Show, rocking a look that’s basically an autumnal love letter to cozy textures and rich hues. But here’s the kicker—how often do we get to see such a masterclass in mixing fabrics and shades that not only scream sophistication but also wrap you up in that “just-right” cozy vibe? From cashmere dreams by Khaite to espresso leather pants by Lauren Manoogian and signature Bottega Veneta finishes, this ensemble is the kind of effortlessness we all secretly aspire to. It’s like a reminder that when the weather cools down, your wardrobe doesn’t have to settle—it can actually shine. Curious to see the full look and get inspired? LEARN MORE

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Yesterday, Julianne Moore made her way to The Kelly Clarkson Show in a quintessential autumn look that proved this season has some of the best styles and color palettes around. Stepping out in New York City, she mixed fabrics and matched hues for a cohesive, elevated ensemble incorporating everyone’s favorite cozy-weather brands.

For starters, her cashmere sweater came from fashion’s darling Khaite, Catherine Holstein’s New York-based label founded in 2016 on pillars of craftsmanship and quality, creating classic styles accented with subtly striking details. Designed with a drop-shoulder silhouette and ribbed cuffs, the thick and sleek crewneck grounded Moore’s outfit, providing a timeless touch.

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For trousers, the actress went for espresso-brown leather pants, courtesy of Lauren Manoogian. Sewn with a decorative seam across the knee, they were made in Italy and finished by hand, hitting Moore’s ankles and exposing just a bit of skin between the hemline and her matching leather pumps. The shoes in question—elasticated, shiny black Bottega Venetas—were designed with an effortless slip-on style and a grooved rubber outsole, providing an easy-to-wear, comfortable feel.

From the same house, she carried a large leather bag, woven using their signature “intrecciato” technique for added durability—a necessity for a piece that was designed to fit all the essentials. The recognizable diagonal weave pattern was used not only for the body of the piece, but the handles as well, which were crafted from the same chocolate-brown calfskin. The finishing touch? A striking, sculptural gold sphere detail.