It's Official: I Only Want to Dress Like Saoirse Ronan This Autumn

Saoirse Ronan has been one of my all-time favourite actresses for a while now, starring in films like Atonement (which got her an Oscar nomination in 2008 at the age of 13), Lady Bird, Little Women, and Ammonite throughout her 20-year-long career. Come to think of it, I can’t remember a picture starring the Irish-American 30-year-old that I didn’t adore. That said, it wasn’t until a few weeks ago that I first took serious notice of what she’s been doing off-screen, or rather, what she’s been wearing.

Ronan is currently doing press for her latest project, The Outrun, a drama based on British journalist Amy Liptrot’s 2015 memoir that came out on October 4, and every look she’s debuted on it has been as big of a hit as I’m sure the film will be. Included were two off-the-runway looks from the just-wrapped-up S/S 25 season, a deconstructed barn jacket from Hodakova’s F/W 25 collection, and my personal favourite, a resort 25 Ferragamo ensemble that I wish I was wearing right this second (and throughout the remainder of autumn and winter).

On Saoirse Ronan: JW Anderson dress; Oliver Peoples Rosson Sunglasses; Gianvito Rossi Gianvito 105 Leather Pumps.

The brains behind all of these looks? Well, that would be Danielle Goldberg, the same celebrity stylist who’s responsible for dressing Ayo Edebiri, Greta Lee, Kaia Gerber, Laura Harrier, Olivia Rodrigo, and Solange Knowles, to name a few. She has access to the best pieces by the best designers, often dressing Edebiri in the latest by The Row and Prada, Gerber in new Alaïa, and Rodrigo in vintage Versace and Chanel. Harrier’s always set up in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, while Lee, a Loewe ambassador, is often fitted with the Spanish house’s most sought-after runway pieces.

“Working with my stylist, Danielle Goldberg—I’ve learned so much from her,” Harrier told Who What Wear US’s Editor in Chief Kat Collings on the Who What Wear Podcast in July. The two met years ago when Harrier was modelling and Goldberg was an editorial stylist. On the set of one shoot, Harrier recalls telling Goldberg that she wanted to become an actress and when she made it, she’d hire Goldberg as her stylist. “My publicist when I was on Spiderman was like, ‘We should start thinking about a stylist and how you want to go about this,’ and she named a few people,” Harrier says. Goldberg, who had never done celebrity styling before, was on the list. “I was like, ‘Oh, of course, that’s meant to be.’ And then we reconnected and are super close, and that’s kind of been it ever since,” Harrier says.

On Saoirse Ronan: Ferragamo shirt, pants, and Eva Pumps.

Today, Goldberg is one of Hollywood’s most respected stylists, and her clients always find themselves at the top of every best-dressed list there is—whether they’re on the streets of Los Angeles, Paris, New York, or London, or a red carpet.