Demi Moore, 63, recently stepped out in a floral sheer dress that was absolutely breathtaking. Now, she’s embrace the popular style yet again — twice! That’s right, she was spotted a pair of times on Tuesday, November 11 — which happens to be her birthday — while wearing two sheer styles that were very different.
The first glimpse at her duo of sheer looks came when she was seen leaving “The Drew Barrymore” show during the daytime (via Page Six). Wearing what appeared to be a blue and white shirt, she also had on a puffy leather jacket. Beyond that, she carried a sleek black purse, wore over-the-knee black boots and had slipped on a pair of stylish sunnies. That’s not to mention a pouch for her dog, Pilaf.
However, it was her skirt that really stood out. Featuring black vertical stripes that were closer together at the top but spread out along the length, the sections in between were filled with black sheer lace.
Demi’s look (and Pilaf) stirred up of quite a few comments.
One person wrote, “Absolutely stunning!”
“She looks incredible! And the style 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 wow,” another person added.
A third person wrote, “Love her style 🔥❤️and her cute dog.”
Demi Switched from a Sheer Skirt to a Sheer Dress
That same day, or rather, night, Demi was spotted at the “Landman” Season 2 premiere in New York City. Swapping her skirt for a dress, the star looked stunning in the black lace piece.
A full-length gown with long sleeves that stretched over her hands, the midsection of the dress boasted a deep V cutout down her chest.
Demi also opted to wear her hair down in lovely waves along with large drop earrings, a sizable ring and striking red nails.
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GettyDemi is ‘Experimenting More than Ever’ With Her Style
Demi Moore’s ability to create a buzz around her style choices is nothing new.
“Moore has been turning out interesting and unexpected ensembles over the years, starting from when she DIY’d her own dress for the 1989 Oscars,” according to W magazine. “Since then, though, she has left the designing to the pros, finding her style in the form of mini dresses, menswear-inspired ensembles, and column silhouettes.”
Additionally, “it seems that in recent years, the actor has been experimenting more than ever, opting for brighter colors and unexpected textures when she hits the red carpet—look no further than the stained glass Oscar de la Renta outfit she wore to the premiere of her body horror film, The Substance, in 2024.”
