Julia Roberts’ jeans and blazer combination shows how to elevate this ultimate autumn outfit formula
Her comfortable trainers are sure to become an autumn staple
When it comes to autumn outfit ideas, there’s no better formula than jeans and a blazer. Elevated and versatile, the everyday look is one we’ll always turn to – but Julia Roberts just gave the combo a fresh update that really rivals the classic style.
Spotted out in Paris browsing vintage boutiques with her long-time stylist Elizabeth Stewart, Julia could be seen in ME+EM’s heritage icon oversized blazer; the refined textured tailoring and soft pecan brown hue perfectly complemented her dark brown ME+EM argyle knit polo tee. A pop of red enhanced the autumnal palette, as Julia carried the brillant mini arsenal from Delvaux, wearing it as a crossbody style.
Pairing the oversized blazer with pleated balloon trousers from ME+EM, her choice fused a tailored feel with something a little more casual, which worked brilliantly alongside Julia’s choice of shoes, some Sole Bliss starlight trainers. Navy leather and metallic star detailing brought in a playful and relaxed edge to an incredibly sophisticated look.
Sharp tailoring, neat details and a heritage-inspired puppytooth texture balance the oversized fit of Julia's ME+EM blazer to create a style that's elevated but wearable for everyday.
With the weather cooling, knitted tees are taking off as a cosy alternative to T-shirts, blouses and shirts. Julia's piece is a particularly timely buy, thanks to a country-coded argyle pattern, tapping into the autumn/winter fashion trends for 2026.
Julia's balloon trousers are nearly sold out. With a flattering high waist, the fitted cuffs create enhanced volume through the leg for a striking style that updates everyone's favourite barrel-leg jeans for the season ahead.
As well as being a versatile and stylish pair of trainers, thanks to their low profile, neutral colour and chunky white sole, these Sole Bliss trainers are packed with comfort tech, such as a concealed Bunion Bed, wide toe box, underfoot padding and contoured footbed.
Similar to Julia's crossbody bag, this one from Oliver Bonas comes in a burgundy hue, tapping into the autumn/winter fashion colour trends for 2026. A braided texture adds a luxe finish, while a crossbody strap, alongside top handles, gives two ways to carry.
With heritage styles dominating this season's trends and, of course, The Traitors back on our screens, a look like Julia’s feels very timely, as the argyle pattern of her knitted top and the heritage texture of her blazer tap into the current style mood.
Julia’s balloon trousers and blazer pairing lends itself well to smart casual outfit ideas, and her look could easily transition from day to date night outfits; just swap out trainers for a pair of heeled ankle boots or sleek kitten heels. However, you can’t go wrong by opting to invest in and wear her Sole Bliss trainers.
Celebrities, including Meryl Streep, Helen Mirren and Catherine Zeta-Jones, have long been fans of Sole Bliss. The brand is well known for its high heels, which balance style with comfort-boosting technology, and it's one of the best brands when looking for the most comfortable trainers. Lisa Kay, Founder and CEO of Sole Bliss, said of Julia’s Starlight trainers in particular, "Paris is made for walking, but those cobbled streets are tough on your feet. Our trainers are exactly what you want for a day exploring the city in style!"
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Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.
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