Demi Moore wows at the BRATZ premiere in New York in a unique white denim suit by Maison Schiaparelli

61-year-old Hollywood actress Demi Moore once again proved that age is just a number. At the recent premiere of the film BRATZ in New York, the star appeared in a completely unique image from the high fashion house Maison Schiaparelli, which caused a storm of emotions in the audience.

Unique look from Maison Schiaparelli

Demi's look consisted of a white denim suit and extravagant shoes with gold-plated toes. This ensemble not only emphasized her refined taste, but also became a real challenge to all stereotypes about fashion in adulthood.

Sneakers for 2300 euros: luxury and practicality

The sneakers, which are the first sports pair in the history of Maison Schiaparelli, deserve special attention. The brand's creative director Daniel Roseberry described them as "light and practical", but at the same time luxurious. Shoes made of white cloth with laces are lined with gold and are worth 2300 euros, which is almost equal to 100 thousand hryvnias.

Harmony of gold and white: Denim suit

Moore paired the sneakers with a white denim suit, which consisted of a vest and flared pants. The suit, worth 2, 700 euros, was decorated with gold buttons, which added even more luxury to the image. All this was complemented by massive gold jewelry on the ears and hands, which harmonized with the aristocratic style of the star.

Impressive manicure and hairstyle

Demi wore her black hair in light curls, leaving it to fall down her back, revealing chunky gold earrings on her ears. The only thing that stood out from the general white and gold palette was the bright red manicure of the actress, which added a touch of courage and intrigue to her image.

Romantic rumors

By the way, recently Demi Moore was seen on a date with the musician Joe Jonas, almost 30 years younger, which caused a wave of rumors about a possible romance between the stars. It just goes to show that Demi continues to be in the spotlight not only for her style, but also for her personal life.

Editor: Yana Davydiuk