Demi Moore Looks Hot in Latex at Toronto Film Festival

Demi Moore was on men’s fashion style this festival season, most recently stepping out at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night in a black tie and white shirt. However, the actress — who is currently promoting her film Material– decided to change up her fashion style on Saturday, September 7, by making a daring appearance on the red carpet in a bright red latex dress.

Moore ditched the jacket and trousers for a bright monochrome look as she attended the Road to the Golden Globes party over the weekend. The red leather mid-calf dress showed off her Ghost The actress’s tanned gown featured delicate spaghetti straps and a square neckline, hugging her body with a fitted bodice and a redesigned low-cut version. A portion of the skirt was wrapped around the front with a tie, adding a sharp edge to the simple latex dress. Moore paired the crimson gown with gold hoop earrings and red peep-toe heels, as well as her signature beauty look. She styled her jet-black hair in a sleek, middle-parted bob that fell past her waist, and accentuated her features with bronze makeup and cherry lipstick.

While the actress’s bold look was a complete departure from her usual style, she proved that she still in men’s fashion by wearing a jacket just hours before appearing at the Diversity Toronto International Film Festival Step & Repeat. Diversity The cover star freshened up officecore on the red carpet by stepping out in an oversized gray coat that she wore open to show off matching shorts and an ombre silk shirt that transitioned from white to Spoiled child lime green. During the day, Moore wears a fall-appropriate brown lipstick and straight hair parted in the middle.

The actress, who received Oscar attention for her role as a woman who goes to great lengths to reverse the aging process, said she hopes Material opens up conversations about society’s obsession with youth and unrealistic beauty standards.

“It impacted people,” Moore said of the film while speaking at DiversityToronto Film Festival Studio“You know, I hope that it brings about a cultural shift, that it will be part of a conversation that starts to change… allowing us to see the importance of being gentler, kinder to ourselves.”