Last year, Demi Moore dominated the press cycle with an awards campaign trail wardrobe for the ages. Having taken up the career-defining role that was Elizabeth Sparkle in The Substance, Moore embarked on a trip through every red carpeted event and glitzy engagement in true style: golden statuette-like Armani gowns, shimmering Schiaparelli, exquisitely tailored Saint Laurent and Thom Browne. Now she’s back promoting season two of Landman, pulling no sartorial punches.
Photographed last night at the New York premiere of the Taylor Sheridan-directed drama, Moore stepped out on the red carpet in a custom Gucci dress. Styled as always by Brad Goreski, the actor’s ultra-sheer, clingy black lace dress featured a plunged neckline that almost reached her bellybutton, fastening with one delicate strap and clasp at the chest. It was likely inspired by a similarly see-through, all-black look from Gucci’s spring summer 1996 collection. Moore paired it with large jewel and silver earrings, wearing her extra-long brunette hair in a signature, waved side sweep (crafted by hairstylist to the stars Dimitris Giannetos) and burgundy red nails. Makeup artist Rokael Lizama gave her a toasted blush and rosy, caramel lip. As we’ve come to know, Moore delights in the polar opposite spectrum of her own style, from suave suiting to naked dressing.
The look was very much in keeping with the Demi Moore and Goreski style playbook, and the rest of her press tour wardrobe so far has equally followed…suit. Moore turned up to Stephen Colbert wearing a sharp white Tom Ford blazer and flared trouser combo, an electric purple shirt, and a set of sunglasses that channeled Ford himself, toting a black envelope clutch and her teeny, micro chihuahua Pilaf. (One of Moore’s most beloved accessories). She also wore a more casual—but no less refined—Khaite and Jacquemus look with a blue, red, and cream argyle knit sweater and red leather pants. Stepping out again in NYC for a press day, Moore swathed herself in full Brandon Maxwell leathers from the designer’s fall 2025 collection, with a fringed skirt and the covetable new Maxwell bag.
Switching things up ever so slightly (while still relying on her Gucci ambassadorship), Moore wore a pre-fall 2025 purple, blue, and red bouclé jacket and matching mini dress with calf-length heeled boots and a cream horsebit bag. It was a sweet, and as always, sophisticated styled offering. Overall? So far, so Demi.
Season two of Landman sees Moore return to her role as Texas socialite Cami Miller, alongside Billy Bob Thornton, Ali Larter, and Andy Garcia. Her part in the first season of the gritty oil industry drama was relatively low-key, but it’s been promised that Moore will step more into the fore this time.
It’s been a big week for Demi, who also celebrated her 63rd birthday. As great a time as ever to luxuriate in her signature style codes.
