Dr. Agnes Jurati’s introductory wardrobe in Picard sidesteps standard Starfleet uniform conventions. As an associate at the Daystrom Institute, her clothes reflect an academic researcher absorbed in cybernetics: cozy knitwear, muted neutral tones, and an open white lab coat thrown over everyday civilian layers.
Recreating the outfit relies on soft textures and casual proportions rather than rigid tailoring. The silhouette pairs an unbuttoned white coat with slouchy grey pieces underneath, grounded by cropped trousers and simple flats. Because the garments are straightforward, matching the neutral palette and getting the layered drape right makes all the difference.
The Lab Coat and Knit Layer
The white lab coat acts as the visual anchor that identifies Agnes immediately. A mid-length coat that falls roughly to mid-thigh or just above the knee works best, worn completely open. Unlike clinical coats meant to button up stiffly, hers hangs loosely with pushed-up sleeves that hint at long hours at a workstation. Standard cotton or poly-cotton lab coats work well here, though washing and steaming the fabric beforehand softens the weave and removes rigid packaging creases.
Underneath the coat, Agnes wears a soft, heather-grey knit sweater. A fine-to-medium gauge crew neck sits cleanly against the collarbone without crowding the throat or fighting the coat’s lapels. Pushing the coat sleeves up to the mid-forearm alongside the sweater sleeves helps mirror her practical posture, letting the grey knit cuffs show beneath the white fabric.
Trousers and Flats
Her trousers continue the monochrome grey theme below the waist. They are slim-cut, ankle-grazing cropped pants that taper slightly toward the hem. Keeping the trousers close in shade to the sweater creates an uninterrupted column of grey that contrasts against the white coat framing it.
Pay attention to the hemline when selecting cropped pants. The fabric should end an inch or two above the ankle bone rather than resting against the shoe. If you already have grey dress pants that fit comfortably through the hip and thigh, taking them up with a quick blind hem or temporary fabric tape achieves the right cropped proportion.
For footwear, Agnes wears simple grey ballet flats with rounded toes. Because the cropped trousers expose the lower ankle and foot, a sleek, unembellished flat in matching slate or soft grey finishes the outfit cleanly. An added bonus of this costume is that flat shoes keep long convention days comfortable without the foot strain of high boots.
Wig and Hair Styling
Jurati’s hair is one of her most recognizable traits: a chin-length blonde bob with loose, tousled waves and a side part. If you are working with a synthetic wig, use gentle steam or low heat to soften rigid factory curls into natural, lived-in waves. Finger-comb the strands rather than using a dense brush to prevent the hair from puffing out into a helmet shape.
A quick mist of matte texturizing spray helps give the synthetic fibers a slightly rumpled, preoccupied texture that matches her character’s busy lab routine. Tucking one side behind the ear while leaving the other side loose creates an effortless, asymmetrical look consistent with her appearance on screen.
