Demi Moore continued to flaunt her age-defying beauty as she made an elegant appearance at the star-studded Time100 Gala in New York City on Thursday.
The Substance actress, 62 – who was recently named one of the Time Magazine’s Most Influential People of 2025 – joined other celebrities on the red carpet, such as Blake Lively and Scarlet Johansson.
It comes just one day after the star gave a very telling four-word response on her future Oscar chances – after losing to Mikey Madison last month in March.
Moore stunned wearing a halter-styled, ivory gown with ruched details on the waist as well as a flowy skirt that brushed the ground.
Her long, dark locks were parted in the middle, and effortlessly flowed down straight past her shoulders.
Demi accessorized the outfit with a pair of dangly diamond earrings as well as a dazzling bracelet and flashy rings on each of her hands.
Demi Moore, 62, continued to flaunt her age-defying beauty as she made an elegant appearance at the star-studded Time100 Gala in New York City on Thursday
Moore stunned wearing a halter-styled, ivory gown with ruched details on the waist as well as a flowy skirt that brushed the ground
The star’s makeup was glammed up and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a bronze shadow around her eyes.
A warm blush was added to her cheekbones while a light pink, satin tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch.
Moore struck a variety of poses upon arriving to the Lincoln Center where the glitzy event was held and draped an ivory blazer over her shoulders.
After taking photos on the red carpet, the actress paused for more in front of a tall staircase ahead of the main festivities.
Earlier this month, Demi was announced as one of Time100’s Most Influential People – alongside other stars such as Serena Williams, Blake Lively and Ed Sheeran.
While talking to the outlet, she reflected on her character of Elizabeth Sparkle in The Substance – which earned her an Oscar nod for Best Actress – as well as age.
‘There is a really interesting aspect to redefining how we see women in their 60s -what that really means, and the limitations that have been imposed upon us societally, but even more importantly, what we’ve imposed on ourselves.’
The Ghost actress continued, ‘In fact, this is an incredibly powerful, exciting, and alive time.’
The star’s makeup was glammed up and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a bronze shadow around her eyes
Moore struck a variety of poses upon arriving to the Lincoln Center where the glitzy event was held and draped an ivory blazer over her shoulders
Earlier this month, Demi was announced as one of Time100’s Most Influential People – alongside other stars such as Serena Williams, Blake Lively and Ed Sheeran
Earlier this week on Wednesday, Moore got candid at the Time100 Summit about her Oscars loss and what she feels the future holds in regards to getting another nomination.
‘I really had the pleasure of getting to know Mikey Madison and think that she did an incredible performance.’
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She added, ‘And really, it’s an odd thing for there to be a competition anyway. But if I had won, it would’ve been a completion to what had started.’
When the topic came up about whether she could achieve an Oscars win – Demi simply shared: ‘That would be nice.’
Moore later expressed, ‘I can’t say I would be mad at it. The question is should I have won is really maybe certainly not the perspective of how I hold it because I didn’t, and I really do subscribe to this idea that everything in life is happening for me, not to me.
‘When I look at it through that lens, it allows me to step back and say, “What is this trying to give me?” And in that moment there was a lot was being projected that I would win, and so of course there’s disappointment.’
The star said, ‘I also immediately recognize that there is something that is greater that I am to be in service to, even if I don’t know what that is, if there is a reason.’
During her interview with the publication, Demi opened up about her feelings about the Oscars loss and admitted she ‘already knew’ she would not take home the win.
While talking to the outlet, she reflected on her character of Elizabeth Sparkle in The Substance – which earned her an Oscar nod for Best Actress – as well as age
She added, ‘And really, it’s an odd thing for there to be a competition anyway. But if I had won, it would’ve been a completion to what had started’; Mikey Madison seen in March
‘I don’t know why I knew, but I did, I was so centered and calm. I didn’t feel gutted. I didn’t feel any of those kinds of things. I just trusted, and am in trust of, whatever is going to unfold.’
Despite not scoring an Oscar, Demi garnered other big honors during the awards season – such as a Golden Globe and SAG.
Earlier this week, it was also revealed that the actress was named People’s Most Beautiful Person.
‘I’m certainly more comfortable in my own skin at this point than I have ever been,’ the star said during a cover story for the outlet.
‘In truth, the greatest freedom that I have found is in deepening into my acceptance of myself as I am.’
During her interview with the publication, Demi opened up about her feelings about the Oscars loss and admitted she ‘already knew’ she would not take home the win; seen on Wednesday in NYC
Demi added, ‘And that, I think, is a daily reminder. It’s a daily sense of bringing forward an appreciation for all that I am, and that doesn’t mean it’s just the parts I like. It means it’s an acceptance of all the parts of me.’
The actress – who is mom to three daughters Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah – expressed, ‘I have overall really incredible health, but that doesn’t mean that sometimes I look in the mirror and I don’t go, “God I look old.” Or “God my face is falling.”
‘I do. I do and there are things I just don’t like and I would prefer that it didn’t feel like it was falling.
‘But, at the same time, I can accept that is where I’m at today and I know the difference today is that doesn’t define my value or who I am.’