Ralph Lauren dresses Julianne Moore for Elle’s Women in Hollywood
The Spring 2027 collection makes its editorial debut on the cover of Elle's special November issue, celebrating the achievements of women across film, music and television.
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A coat of cream linen, cut with the kind of architectural precision that Ralph Lauren has long commanded, frames the cover of Elle’s Women in Hollywood issue. The piece belongs to the Spring 2027 collection, and it carries the understated authority the house brings to tailoring: structured shoulders, a deep V fastening, the fabric falling with quiet control. Julianne Moore wears it with a kind of effortless composure, her dark hair drawn back, one hand lifting the lapel as though the garment itself were a conversation partner.
Inside, a second image shows the collection’s restraint in full measure. A gown of ivory silk drapes beneath a black coat of such length it pools onto the floor, its languid silhouette speaking to a sensibility that trusts simplicity over statement. The palette is deliberately restrained: black, white and the subtlest cream, a chromatic clarity that lets the cut and proportion do their work. This is Spring 2027 at Ralph Lauren, where luxury emerges not from embellishment but from the discipline of form and the purity of line.
The editorial arrives as Elle’s editor in chief Nina Garcia and Ralph Lauren mark the magazine’s celebration of women’s contributions across film, music and television. Photographer Norman Jean Roy captured the images with the kind of clarity that suits the collection’s architectural vocabulary, while stylist Alex White Edits composed the looks with studied restraint. The feature appears in Elle’s November 2024 issue.
Imagery courtesy of Ralph Lauren (@ralphlauren).
