Laura Harrier wore a black leather jacket and flared trousers at a Gucci Dinner in Milan, while Julianne Moore carried a Bottega Veneta Barbara Tote Bag in Milan February 27, 2026.
Leather done with precision always catches my eye. At a Gucci Dinner in Milan on February 27, 2026, Laura Harrier stepped out in a sharp street style look built around Gucci Pre-Fall 2026.
She wears a cropped black leather jacket with a clean zip front and subtle patch detailing on the sleeve. Underneath, a simple black top keeps the focus on the outer layer. The fit is snug through the waist, which matters because she pairs it with charcoal flared trousers that extend into a soft kick at the hem. The proportions are tight on top, elongated below. The real star here is the cut of those trousers; they hit right at the ankle and create a strong line into pointed black shoes.
Minimal accessories keep it grounded. It reads like elevated celebrity street style, not a forced fashion show guest moment.
Would you keep the leather jacket cropped, or opt for something longer with those flares?
On the same day in Milan, Julianne Moore went in a completely different direction. Long black coat, wide-leg black trousers, and a relaxed dark top underneath.
What strikes me is the simplicity. The coat falls straight with clean lapels, and the trousers skim over chunky white sneakers. The contrast between tailoring and sporty footwear is intentional, not accidental. She carries the Bottega Veneta Barbara Tote Bag in textured black leather, and that bag does heavy lifting. Structured, oversized, practical.
This works because nothing competes. Strong lines, restrained palette, one standout accessory.
Do you prefer Laura’s sharper leather edge, or Julianne’s pared-back tailoring with a statement tote?
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