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Demi Moore has been wearing (and organically praising) the brand’s classic designs for decades, and this month, she channeled her longtime love of fashion into a collaboration with the brand.
The actress wore several styles for the brand’s fall 2024 lookbook, mixing new releases with her own vintage pieces from the label. And while not all of us can access Moore’s enviable archive of J. Crew from the ’90s, shopping the following picks from her collection might be the next best thing.
Moore told J.Crew that she has several “big, oversized” sweaters from the ’90s, which she pairs with button-down shirts or Henleys for a more dressed-up vibe.
This outerwear piece is anything but out of style. Wool jackets are trending this fall, and what better way to rock the trend than in this Moore-approved cotton twill style? In addition to the classic tan color, it’s also available in black, brown, and plaid.
J. Crews’ T-shirts fit Moore’s style perfectly. While the actress previously wore a pair of… told InStyle She keeps “loads” of different cotton V-necks in her closet, so she selected this more fitted design for her lookbook.
While the vintage work boots Moore laced up for the photo shoot are no longer in production, these cute burgundy loafers are a modern best-seller.
What is Moore’s favorite J.Crew double-breasted coat? Envelope Bring it up, we’ll get it.
With temperatures dropping, it’s the best time to invest in new jeans to face the colder months.
If you’re looking for a style that’s as comfortable as a sweatshirt but feels a lot more luxurious, Moore offers this slouchy cashmere crewneck sweater.
Treat your feet to luxurious cashmere this winter, or get a head start on stocking stuffers.
If you prefer a more fitted denim, this slim style also has Moore’s seal of approval.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, a trade writer and reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on seriously affordable styles worn by celebrities, puts Hollywood’s favorite brands to the test, and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros—including celebrities themselves—for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions, and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has appeared in USA Today and Parade.
