Julianne Moore Wears Bottega Veneta at The View NYC

Her ensemble began with a structured gray High Sport Lara sweater, layered over a brown checkered midi skirt—a color combination that felt intentional rather than accidental. The accessories, however, told a larger story. Moore’s entire post-show look was anchored by Bottega Veneta, coinciding with the release of her new campaign under Louise Trotter, marking the brand’s 50th year of its iconic Intrecciato weave.

She carried the reversible Pinacoteca tote—black leather on the outside, chocolate suede within—paired with matching Intrecciato leather slippers. Finishing touches included sharp cat-eye Bv1350S 001 sunglasses and sculptural Frills Large Earrings, all from the same label.

Moore’s wardrobe choices continue to blur the lines between character and campaign. In a fashion landscape saturated with noise, her consistency reads like a quiet power move.

How do you feel about Julianne Moore’s consistent use of neutral palettes and luxury staples? Is this the new model of modern elegance—or too restrained to resonate?