Gwyneth Paltrow knows a thing or two about fashion. With 35 years as an actor under her belt, Paltrow has always dressed for the public eye. Her looks have reached icon status, from Margot Tenenbaum’s fur coat and striped polo dress to the Tom Ford-era Gucci red velvet suit she wore to the 1996 MTV VMAs—an outfit so revered she even referenced it in 2021.
With the ’90s obsession hovering over fashion for the last several years, it’s impossible to revisit the decade without showing some love to Paltrow’s style. While she was a fan of the period-appropriate slinky slip, she also wore more ornate pieces, like the black dress embroidered with yellow flowers from the premiere of A Perfect Murder in 1998.
Paltrow’s fashion influence helped her leverage her own clothing line, G. Label, which sells her now-trademark Rich Mom style: cashmere sweaters, perfectly tailored jeans, leather flats, and more—all in the luxury price range. One recent moment that unexpectedly centered her impeccable taste was her ski accident trial in Park City, Utah. When Paltrow was sued by a retired optometrist for $300,000 in damages after he claimed she crashed into him while skiing at Deer Valley Resort, her effortlessly chic court attire was discussed nearly as much as her not-guilty verdict.
Whether we’re looking at Paltrow’s 2002 Venice Film Festival dress to her street style in Paris earlier this week, Gwyneth Paltrow is on our mood board no matter the decade.
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