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Demi Moore In Valentino – Target Presents AFI’s Night At The Movies

Demi Moore attended the Target Presents AFI’s Night at the Movies, held at the ArcLight Cinemas in Hollywood, California on Wednesday evening.

The actress wore a Valentino jumpsuit from the Spring 2013 collection.

Her sheer georgette Valentino jumpsuit features a button-down blouse bodice, high-waisted pants with a relaxed leg, plus a contrasting white collar and cuffs. Taking inspiration from the runway, Demi styled the jumpsuit with a black lace camisole.

I have to say, this has to be one of the most unflattering looks of all time.

As gorgeous as Demi is, this look does nothing for her except make her look wider than she really is.

Our complaint to some actresses is that they should go up a size, but Demi needed to go down a size. The look is much chicer and more streamlined on the runway, so Demi’s decision to supersize her look baffles me.

Brian Atwood ‘Aida’ sandals, a black Roger Vivier clutch and Sorellina ‘Victoria Serpente’ spiral earrings completed her look.

You can buy Demi’s Valentino jumpsuit from Net-A-Porter.com.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on April 26th, 2013 In: Demi Moore, Runway To Red Carpet, Valentino

Demi Moore In Lanvin & Amanda de Cadenet In Roland Mouret – ‘The Conversation with Amanda De Cadenet’

Demi Moore joined Ariel Foxman (Editor of InStyle) and actress/photographer Amanda de Cadenet at a private residence in Beverly Hills for InStyle’s celebration and the launch of ‘The Conversation with Amanda De Cadenet’.

It’s so good to see Demi back on the red carpet.

The actress picked up where she left off wearing her favourite colour, black.

Her Lanvin Spring 2012 look consisted of a black sleeveless tuxedo jacket with padded shoulders worn with a cream silk top and black silk pants.

A crystal eagle necklace, a pearl-and-gold chain cross necklace and a gold chain belt all by Lanvin completed her look.

Amanda’s look was in total contrast to Demi’s masculine look.

She wore a Spring 2012 Roland Mouret ‘Herbert’ crepe wool and a blister plisse cream-and-white dress with black detailing which we’ve seen on Amy Adams.

I wish Amanda had opted for a daintier shoe. Instead she opted for the Christian Louboutin ‘Madame Butterfly’ booties.

Wavy tresses and red lippie completed her look.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on April 18th, 2012 In: Demi Moore, Lanvin, Roland Mouret, Runway To Red Carpet

18.10.11 Premiere

Demi Moore In Zac Posen – ‘Margin Call’ New York Premiere

Demi Moore opted for colour on the red carpet for the ‘Margin Cell’ New York premiere.

The actress, who has a preference for wearing only black, chose this red Zac Posen dress.

Her red leopard taffeta dress with shoulder pads was, of course, paired with black Brian Atwood pumps – no change there.

The black velvet ‘Kasha’ pumps have a studded detail along the heel to provide an interesting twist.

Forevermark diamond jewelry, a black clutch and trademark sleek, straight locks completed her look.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on October 18th, 2011 In: Demi Moore, Premiere, Zac Posen

28.09.11 Runway To Red Carpet

Demi Moore In Chanel – “Five” New York Screening

Demi Moore reverted back to black on the red carpet for the New York screening of ‘Five’ last night.

It would’ve been asking too much for colour two times in a row, but her black Chanel Resort 2012 fitted dress does have a colourful geometric print on the neckline and at the hem.

For those of you still wishing for a new hairstyle, Mrs Kutcher has failed you again as she opted not to over-style her signature glossy brunette waves.

Christian Louboutin black peep-toes and Chanel fine jewelry completed her red carpet look.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on September 28th, 2011 In: Chanel, Demi Moore, Runway To Red Carpet

26.09.11

Demi Moore In Victoria Beckham – Variety’s 3rd Annual Power Of Women Luncheon

Demi Moore made a welcome return to the red carpet for Variety’s 3rd Annual Power Of Women luncheon which was held in Beverly Hills on Friday night.

The actress wore a Victoria Beckham Spring 2012 fitted dress.

Her blush-coloured commercial dress had a white contrast shoulder.

I instantly recognised Demi’s snakeskin Alexandre Birman sandals, because they were on my wish list before they sold out on Net-A-Porter.

Wavy brunette locks, a blush-coloured clutch and Pomellato Tango Collection brown diamond earrings completed her look.

I was pretty floored when I saw this picture because Mrs Kutcher is not wearing her favoured head-to-toe black.

I wonder if she had to be wrestled into this look.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on September 26th, 2011 In: Demi Moore, Victoria Beckham Collection

30.08.11

Jennifer Aniston, Demi Moore and Alicia Keys For Glamour US October 2011

Jennifer Aniston, Demi Moore and Alicia Keys share the cover of Glamour US October 2011 which was shot by Alexei Hay.

The stars opened up about the crucial women’s health crusade that brought them together – they directed a series of short films for Lifetime entitled ‘Five’, about women and breast cancer that show how breast cancer affects women’s lives, families and friendships – the 3 beautiful stars also dish about husbands, boyfriends, and babies.

Glamour’s October issue is available on the iPad today, and on newsstands nationwide September 6.

You can read the full story on glamour.com.

Here are some extracts from Jennifer, Demi and Alicia.

Jennifer on wanting to bring the Five project to life: “We were intrigued by the challenge of creating short stories that would defy audiences’ expectation of the subject. We wanted to balance the drama with humor and irreverence because that’s what’s helped our friends who’ve faced this get through their treatment. We wanted stories that were informative without being heavy-handed. Oh, and they needed to be brilliantly written. Other than that, our goals were small. [Laughs.]”

Jennifer on putting her feet and handprints on the Hollywood Walk of Fame: “It was a milestone in my career, which was surreal because I still think I’m at the beginning of it. I remember when they told me about the honor, I thought, Really? I’ve never lost that feeling of ‘oh God, I hope I get this job!’ I don’t want to get too used to any of this because then entitlement sets in, and that’s the kiss of death.” Read more…