Demi Moore walked the red carpet with her three daughters in a stunning look with big cutouts
The 61-year-old actress attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party. And although she was accompanied by her three daughters, Demi outshone them all.
Demi Moore, who celebrated her 61st birthday, amazed fans by appearing at the Oscars after-party in the company of her daughters. Bruce Willis’s ex-wife looked amazing. The Daily Mail writes about this.
She was accompanied on the red carpet by Rumer, 35, Scout, 32, and Tallulah, 30.
Demi Moore demonstrated an impeccable sense of style in a chocolate-colored silk dress with a plunging neckline. She completed the look with laconic gold jewelry and a small round handbag.
Rumer, who recently gave birth to her first child, wore a dusty rose gown, Tallulah looked stunning in a blue watercolor lace dress, and Scout wore a stunning silver gown with a train.
The Vanity Fair party, which traditionally takes place after the Oscars, usually features a larger number of celebrity guests and flashier outfits.
Many of the actresses, who choose classic evening dresses for the red carpet of the ceremony, then change them to those that can be described as “extravagant”.
And, it should be noted that over the years, the Oscar after-party has been attended by almost more stars than the ceremony itself, which still remains quite conservative, despite all the efforts of the organizers to “revive” it.
So, many celebrities skip the Oscar itself, going straight to the party. However, they have a choice. Traditionally, Elton John also hosts the reception.
And at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party, the lucky winners take their statuettes and pose with them on the red carpet.
Let us remind you that the ceremony did not bring any surprises, and almost all the bookmakers’ predictions came true. Oppenheimer won seven Oscars, while its main rival, Barbie, won only one.
Meanwhile, Emma Stone received a statuette for her role in the film “Poor Unfortunates,” the British film about the Holocaust “Zone of Interest” received two awards, and the film “20 Days in Mariupol” by Ukrainian Mstislav Chernov won the best documentary film.
The animation classic Hayao Miyazaki also received an Oscar.
