After a stylish stop in London, Demi Moore returned stateside for the ‘Landman’ LA premiere at Paramount Theater, serving up yet another captivating look.
Dressed in a McQueen Spring 2025 gown, Demi defied the typical pitfalls of black dresses on the red carpet — every intricate detail of her cobweb lace and jet stone embroidery was caught in perfect clarity, thanks to the lighting and, of course, the camera’s undeniable love for Demi.
I’ve said it time and again: black dresses often drown in poor lighting, their artistry lost in shadow. But not this time. This McQueen gown, with its Gothic-inspired lace and shimmer, was showcased in all its glory. The cobweb lace is haunting yet beautiful, and the jet stone embellishments add that extra edge that makes this gown unforgettable.
Now, I know many of you don’t like high-low gowns. I also know not everyone has warmed to Seán McGirr’s direction at McQueen. But has Demi just changed your mind? Has she made you reconsider either, or both? This look embodies Girr’s unique vision for the brand, delivering a romantic drama that feels both modern and classic.
If I’m honest, I would have loved to see Demi with an updo to fully showcase that high neckline. But we all know this sleek, signature hairstyle is practically a trademark of hers by now. It’s very much her thing
Rounding out the look were dazzling diamonds and Christian Louboutin ankle strap pumps.
This, for me, is the perfect example of how to make a black gown truly unforgettable.
Stylist: Brad Goreski.
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