Demi Moore endorsed Gucci creative director Demna’s designs in a custom look from the couturier at the “Landman” Season Two premiere in New York City on Tuesday night.
The Oscar-nominated “The Substance” actress turned to longtime stylist Brad Goreski, who curated Moore’s look for the red carpet premiere. Moore’s dress consisted of an aesthetic dark glamour approach, featuring long sleeves, a flowing, straight skirt, fitted bodice and a plunging neckline with a small clasp detailing at the base of the neck.
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The semi-sheer look was crafted with ornate, netted material and lacy detailing. Botanical inspiration was laced throughout the look, creating a dynamic pattern motif throughout the dress. Echoing the dark glamour trend, the black dress included scalloped detailing at the ends of the long sleeves.
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Among her accessories, Moore added a touch of sparkle with silver and emerald statement earrings from Gucci’s Labirinti high jewelry collection. Hair stylist Dimitris Giannetos tailored Moore’s hair with a middle part and long, cascading soft curls. Makeup highlights included bold brows, slightly smoky eyes and a glossy neutral lip by artist and Rokael Beauty chief executive officer Rokael Lizama.
Moore is the latest high-profile celebrity to endorse Demna’s creative direction for Gucci, following Dakota Johnson, who wore a lacy semi-sheer sapphire gown from the Italian luxury fashion house at the 2025 Zurich Film Festival in late September.
Demna was announced as Gucci’s newest creative director in March, taking over the role following Sabato De Sarno’s departure in February. The designer debuted his first collection for the maison in September, styles for the spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. “This is like my Erasmus year for Gucci,” Demna told WWD‘s Luisa Zargani in September.
“I think a lot of expectations for me here, in general, are that I come here and do oversize jackets and put logos on it. Why would I come to Gucci to do what I’ve done before? I feel like it’s superficial to expect that from me. For me, people who expect that, they don’t really know, artistically, who I am,” Demna said.
“If someone thinks that I will come here and do an oversize bomber with a GG monogram, it means they didn’t understand anything about my work until now.” The designer will debut his first runway show in 2026.
Starring Billy Bob Thornton, “Landman” chronicles fortune-seeking characters in America’s modern West. Season Two premieres on Paramount+ on Sunday.