Demi Moore Wins the Critics Choice 2025 Red Carpet in Sliced Schiaparelli Dress and Crystal Ball Embellished Pump Shoe
Demi Moore is having the time of her life. The actress has been promoting her latest film project “The Substance” for almost a year attending events like Cannes Film FEstival as well as screenings before starting in earnest on the awards circuit. She and stylist Brad Goreski have seemingly enjoyed knocking look after look out of the park.
Their latest is a Schiaparelli fall 2024 haute couture design. The strapless design includes an embellished bodice, and sharply molded waist with exaggerated hips. The bottom of the dress appears as if it has been sliced into ribbons.
For shoes, Moore chose a pair of navy satin pumps from Schiaparelli. Also shown in the haute couture collection, the shoes include a sharp pointed-toe, The low-cut vamp mirrors the toe. The pump also includes a crystal-embellished sphere on the top of the vamp. A matching ball is at the base of the stiletto heel which likely measures about four inches.
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The shoe is a single sole. It also includes a strap at the top of the foot like that of a Mary Jane. Like most haute couture designs, the shoe was not made available for purchase to the general public.
Taylor Russel previously wore the shoe in black. During the Venice Film Festival in September, she wore the shoe with a sheer silk organza halter dress.
Moore, Goreski and Schiaparelli creative director Daniel Roseberry have been enjoying quite the relationship. Moore has gone to the designer time after time over the past year for looks. Most recently, when she was headed to film “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” earlier this week, she wore a black halter dress from the brand. She paired it with some black leather mules that sported a gold keyhole embellishment on the toes.
Held annually, the Critics Choice Awards celebrates projects across film and television and is presented by the American-Canadian Critics Choice Association. Hosted by Chelsea Handler, this is the 30th annual event. Projects like “Conclave,” “Wicked” and “Dune: Part Two” lead the film nominations while “Shogun” leads the television nominations. Presenters will include Aldis Hodge, Kate Hudson, Kathryn Hahn, Lupita Nyong’o and Sarah Michelle Gellar among others.
