Jessica Paster Style: Tailored Layers and Red-Carpet Texture

Jessica Paster Style: Tailored Layers and Red-Carpet Texture

A fall and winter edit of polished jackets, tactile knits and expressive finishing pieces.

Shop a fall and winter edit inspired by Jessica Paster's polished client looks, clean lines, tactile outerwear and confident finishing touches.

Jessica Paster's off-duty eye starts with a strong layer

Vogue identifies Jessica Paster as Miranda Kerr's stylist and notes that, for a MOTHER Denim capsule appearance, Kerr wore vintage-inspired jeans with a Saint Laurent blazer, a Cinq à Sept lace turtleneck and a Gucci belt.

 

The same profile names Celine and Common Projects among the labels behind Kerr's off-duty wardrobe. I carried that polished ease into a fall edit of strong outerwear, softened knits and a few confident finishing pieces.

Campaign portrait of a model in a western-inspired look with oversized sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat beside large graphic lettering.
Jessica Paster. Photo: motherdenim.com
Two models in dark tailored outerwear for the Stella McCartney Winter 2026 campaign.
Jessica Paster. Photo: stellamccartney.com

Client dressing that moves between polish and play

Recent coverage ties Paster to Emily Blunt looks by Stella McCartney, Magda Butrym and Self-Portrait, as well as Aubrey Plaza's Ulla Johnson fashion-week look. W Magazine also identifies her as the stylist behind Blunt's Erdem Fall 2026 appearance.

 

A 2013 profile describes Paster's personal style as clean and minimalist, while Vanity Fair records her styling of Quinta Brunson in Dior and Aubrey Plaza in Loewe. That balance inspires this mix of tailored coats, tactile knits and evening texture.

Runway model in a floral and embellished evening gown at the Erdem Autumn Winter 2026 show.
Jessica Paster. Photo: erdem.com
Models in layered patterned looks at the Ulla Johnson Autumn Winter 2026 presentation.
Jessica Paster. Photo: ullajohnson.com

Where I would start with Jessica Paster's style

Start with a defined coat, then soften the line with a close knit. For evening, let a sculptural jacket or a confident frame carry the look. The contrast keeps a classic base feeling personal.