Julianne Moore: 20 Times She Reinvented Herself
Julianne Moore is incapable of looking bad. You'll never see her on a red carpet worst dressed list or making an ill-advised fashion move. Even her high school pictures aren't terrible.
She sticks to what she knows looks good - she understands that jewel tones look good against her fair skin and a fishtale style is a silhouette that flatters. Yet, she's still unafraid of taking a risk - remember that yellow gown she wore to the 2012 Emmys?
Moore is also known for playing complicated, often troubled women - and reinvents herself over and over again.
Look back at the actress' most memorable looks - on and off screen.
Rex FeaturesWe can't tell you when this was taken, but here is Moore as seen in her high school yearbook. She's the one with the fetching polo neck under white jumper combo on the bottom right.
Rex FeaturesLooking very cosy on the set of Eighties soap opera As the World Turns, after studying theatre at Boston University.
Buena VistaWell, this was a dark tale - The Hand That Rocks The Cradle in 1992 was one of Moore's first films and saw the star play a supporting role.
Rex FeaturesIn 1993 in her breakthrough role as artist Marian Wyman in drama film Short Cuts. The performance earned her received a nomination for Best Supporting Female at the Independent Spirit Awards, and increased her profile.
Rex FeaturesIn 1995 in romantic comedy Nine Months opposite Hugh Grant. The film was panned critically, but remains one of her top grossing films.
Rex FeaturesThen came her role as paleontologist Dr. Sarah Harding in Jurassic Park sequel, [i]The Lost World: Jurassic Park[i], which began her commercial career.
Rex FeaturesIn 1997's Boogie Nights, in which she played a porn star longing to be reunited with estranged son. She earned an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress, as well as nods at the SAGs and the Golden Globes.
Rex FeaturesAs a feminist artist in the Coen brothers' cult The Big Lebowski in 1998.
Rex FeaturesWith Ralph Fiennes in the 1999 film adaptation of Graham Greene's The End of The Affair, in which she played an adulterous wife.
Getty ImagesAt the 2003 Oscars wearing emerald Yves Saint Laurent.
Getty ImagesAt the 2010 Oscars wearing shimmering Calvin Klein.
PA PhotosMoore really knows how to work a bright hue, as seem here at the 2011 Golden Globes.
PA PhotosAt the 2011 premiere of Crazy Stupid Love in a LBD decorated in bows.
In 2010, with Annette Bening for The Kids Are Alright, in which she played one half of a lesbian couple.
PA PhotosIn sherbet yellow at the 2012 Emmys; not an easy colour to pull off, but Moore wears it well.
Rex FeaturesIn 2014, she joined the Hunger Games franchise, playing the supporting role of President Alma Coin, the leader of a rebellion against The Capitol.
PA PhotosIn feathers and sequins at the 2015 Golden Globes.
Rex FeaturesAs Alice in Still Alice, a middle-aged woman suffering from early on-set Alzheimer's. She won an Oscar for Best Actress.
PA PhotosAt the 2015 SAGS in Givenchy Couture.
Getty ImagesWell if you're going to go and win a Best Actress Oscar, you may as well do so in Chanel couture.
