Demi Moore was declared the "shining light" of a star-studded party on Saturday night as she attended the opening night of The Frankie Shop x Crosby Studios LA pop-up installation.
The Ghost actress, 61, looked slicked and sophisticated for the event, opting for an androgynous ensemble consisting of a slate gray shirt, high-waisted trousers and a moody gray trench coat to complete her monochrome aesthetic.
Demi slipped into metallic, pointed-toe heels for the occasion, keeping accessories minimal and metallic for her slouchy, off-duty model attire. Most striking, however, was Demi's waist-length hair that fell past her shoulders.
© InstagramHer inky black tresses were left in a poker straight style, complementing her dramatic smokey eye, defined brows and soft, nude lip. "Opening night for @thefrankieshop x @crosbystudios LA pop-up installation /The Meeting Room' [black heart] A time was had!"
Demi penned to her 5 million Instagram followers. The G.I. Jane star's fans were quick to react to her ever-stylish elegance, rushing to the comments to share their thoughts on her ageless appearance.
"Class and elegance personified," penned one fan, as another wrote: "Demi you are breathtaking!"
A third wrote: "Sophisticated in both outer beauty and inner spirit. Divine Demi," while a fourth comment read: "What a night! Full moon love all the way thank you sooo much @demimoore for bringing your shining light to our party."
It's been a month of sartorial wins for the Hollywood star, who not only graced the front row of Caroline Herrerra's A/W 24 Show at New York Fashion Week, but also was named as the face of The Frankie Shop - a luxury womenswear label.
Away from the spotlight, however, Demi faces a heartbreaking reality at home with her three children, Rumer, 35, Scout, 32, and Tullulah, 30, who she shares with her ex-husband Bruce Willis.
Despite calling time on their marriage in 2000, Demi and Bruce remain incredibly close and are proud of their blended family.
© InstagramLast year, the Willis family announced Bruce's battle with frontotemporal dementia. His wife Emma has been candid about the heartbreaking journey, and has been a steadfast advocate of her husband's wellbeing, people with FTD, as well as their caregivers.
