Demi Moore dazzles in diamonds and flowy ivory gown at 2025 Time100 Gala

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Demi Moore made a dazzling appearance on Thursday, April 24, on the red carpet of the Time100 Gala held at Jazz at Lincoln Center.

Dressed in an ethereal custom ivory sheath gown, a collaboration between Zac Posen and Kim Jones, crafted in the Gap Studio, Moore was a vision of timeless elegance, People reported.

Demi Moore stuns in ivory gown and dazzling diamonds at 2025 Time100 Gala

Demi Moore's look was brought together by stylist Brad Goreski, who draped a matching ivory blazer across her shoulders, adding an extra layer of sophistication to the already show-stopping ensemble.

The gown itself was a study in subtle drama, with a flowing skirt with a high-cut slit and a ruched bodice that hugged her waist, topped off with a halter neckline.

Her makeup, in perfect harmony with the look, featured soft-bronzed tones, a whisper of pink blush, and a light mauve lipstick, understated and luminous.

But what really had the room buzzing was the diamonds.

Moore sparkled in a between-the-finger ring adorned with three marquise diamonds, dangle-drop earrings boasting 24 diamonds in total, and an oversized diamond bangle that was nothing short of regal.

Demi Moore wasn’t just dressed for a gala. Moore has been named one of Time100’s Most Influential People of 2025, joining a powerful lineup that includes Adrien Brody, Blake Lively, Scarlett Johansson, Simone Biles, Serena Williams, Hiroyuki Sanada, and others who are shaping the world with their art, activism, and ambition.

But amid the sparkle and star power, Moore also offered a deeply human moment.

Demi Moore reflects on Oscar loss at Time100 Summit

Just one day earlier, at the TIME100 Summit, Demi Moore spoke candidly about her much-discussed loss at the Oscars with her dog Pilaf on her lap.

Moore was widely expected to win Best Actress for her role as Elizabeth Sparkle in 'The Substance', a haunting performance that had already earned her wins at the Golden Globes and the Critics Choice Awards.

Instead, the Oscar went to 25-year-old Mikey Madison for 'Anora', her first Academy Award win following a BAFTA victory.

Addressing the emotional aftermath, Moore said, "It was being projected that I would win, and so of course there's disappointment."

"I also immediately recognized that there is something that is greater that I am to be in service to; even if I don't know what that is — that there is a reason," she added.

“If I had won,” she reflected, adding, “It would be like a completion to what had started.”

“And clearly the message here is that there's more work to be done,” Moore continued.

“That this issue is not complete. And I'm sorry to everyone who had hopes for me that was also hope for themselves. Because I did feel a lot of collective disappointment that felt like it was even bigger than me.”

Featured on the cover of People's World’s Most Beautiful issue, Moore opened up about the grueling standards she once placed on herself.

“I mean, crazy things [with] diet and exercise, biking from Malibu and going all the way to Paramount about 26 miles,” she shared. “All because I had placed so much value on what my outsides looked like.”

Today, her focus has shifted. “It’s so much more about my overall health and well-being. It’s much more about longevity and quality of life. And I think I’ve evolved into greater gentility toward myself,” Moore added.