Demi Moore looking stunning in red with her daughters Rumer, Scout, and Tallulah Willis
When Demi Moore made an appearance with her three daughters at the Los Angeles premiere of her new film The Substance on Monday, she appeared much younger than her actual age.
The 61-year-old actress’s three children, Rumer (36), Scout (33), and Tallulah (30), joined her on the Directors Guild of America Theater red carpet.
Rumer, the youngest daughter, and Tallulah, the oldest, all looked amazing in black gowns, but Scout, who resembled her mother exactly, made an especially sensual impression in a semi-sheer brown garment that left little room for interpretation.At the premiere, the quartet was accompanied by a host of celebrities, including Margaret Qualley, Demi’s co-lead in The Substance.
Demi looked young for her appearance to promote her new body-horror movie, The Substance. In the movie, she plays a TV aerobics instructor who discovers, after getting fired, that The Substance is a secret serum that makes a different, alternate version of herself that allows her to exist in a younger body. Margaret Qualley plays The Substance.
However, the substance forces the two personas to alternate between their bodies, and when Demi’s character overuses The Substance in an attempt to permanently inhabit the younger body, she finds out there are some nauseating side effects.
In a garment with a black-and-red pattern evoking stained glass and hinting at floral motifs, Demi raised the temperature. The figure-hugging style reached the floor and lacked straps.
Her long, glossy raven hair, which fell in beautiful waves down to her stomach, perfectly matched the outfit. Scout, her middle daughter, wore a semi-sheer brown outfit that was ruched around her stomach as a nod to some of her more colorful earlier appearance.
She wore the skimpy gown—which had an asymmetrical, plunging top—bra-free.Over her shoulders, Scout draped a matching cape that dramatically flared out behind her. Her waist was nearly obscured by her lengthy brown curls.
With its extremely high neckline that accentuated her diamond necklace and horizontal straps spanning her upper arms, Rumer’s long black gown exuded glamour.
She also wore her long, pin-straight, blond hair down in a ponytail, and she wore basic nose jewelry and studded hoops for earrings.
Tallulah chose to pose with her lover Justin Acee while wearing a strapless minidress.
Her vivid red hair perfectly matched the burgundy scarf he had wrapped around his neck.In contrast to Demi’s all-black ensemble, costar Margaret Qualley looked heavenly in a rainbow halter dress.
Over her tight bodice, her outfit featured strands of white beads that flowed in different tones of pink and blue.
The dress expanded with a tulle skit containing numerous layers of pale pink and white material, along with a modest train.
She also wore her long, pin-straight, blond hair down in a ponytail, and she wore basic nose jewelry and studded hoops for earrings. Tallulah chose to pose with her lover Justin Acee while wearing a strapless minidress.
Her vivid red hair perfectly matched the burgundy scarf he had wrapped around his neck.In contrast to Demi’s all-black ensemble, costar Margaret Qualley looked heavenly in a rainbow halter dress.
Over her tight bodice, her outfit featured strands of white beads that flowed in different tones of pink and blue. The gown was enlarged with a short train and a tulle skirt with several layers of light pink and white fabric.
Margaret wore her short raven hair tied back and accessorized with stunning white open-toe shoes.
Together with Dennis Quaid, who costarred with her, and Coralie Fargeat, director of The Substance, she and Demi posed for a group portrait.
Dennis looked striking wearing black corduroy pants, blue monk strap shoes, and a gray-blue satin paisley shirt. Coralie looked stunning in a long skirted black dress with a large cutaway that revealed part of her stomach.
Gillian Anderson adopted a more subdued look with a gray-green sleeveless dress embellished with flowery patterns.
The X-Files actress stood tall in black open-toe shoes and paired the dress, which thankfully had pockets, with plain black-frame spectacles.
With a long black skirt and a semi-sheer short-sleeve top, the filmmaker Gia Coppola—the granddaughter of Francis Ford Coppola and the sole child of the late Gian-Carlo Coppola—served up a stylish, understated ensemble.
Actress Frances Fisher, known for her roles in Titanic and Unforgiven, looked stunning in a dress with an orange and blue pattern, black boots, and a black leather motorcycle jacket. She also flaunted her magnificent natural gray hair.
Lea Thompson, star of Back To The Future, wore a colorful coat with a floral print over a black minidress to give some flair to the premiere.
Model Alexis Ren wore a black bodycon dress with a little train to accentuate her hourglass form.
Tia Carrere flaunted her curves in a revealing black lace halter dress that accentuated her amazing shape.
Kate Siegel, the actress from The Haunting of Hill House, looked chic in a dark green double-breasted suit with stylishly billowy slacks and pointed black shoes.
Star of That ’70s Show Kurtwood Smith wore a black polo shirt and a navy jacket together with dark jeans and black sneakers for a more laid-back look.
Joan Pirkle, his spouse, arrived as well. She was dressed elegantly in a black sport coat with pinstripes, a black shirt, black pants, and striking silver shoes.
Joanna Cassidy wore black pants and a black shirt with lace covering her stomach and breast pockets, evoking western dress.
The model Soo Joo Park made the launch more cheerful by wearing a long skirted fluffy white suit that contrasted with her sleek black clutch and dark blue hair.
Lesley-Ann Brandt, an actress, wore a modest black long-sleeve dress with a floor-length skirt that accentuated her toned abs.
It had triangle cutouts all over her sides, and she accessorized her look with a glistening silver purse.
Actor Brett Gelman of Stranger Things showed up wearing a disjointed outfit that included a colorful sheer short-sleeve top with a painting of Kobe Bryant’s jersey over his tummy.
He wore it with black boots, distressed acid-wash denim, and amber-lensed white-frame sunglasses.
