Half Moore has more than 27 diamonds with an ethereal dress at time100

After storming the world with its performance in last year’s body horror hit the substance,, Demi Moore has accumulated countless price nominations and some statues – and, of course, his quote from “Comeback” has not gone unnoticed. This week, she appointed not only the most beautiful in the world by Peoplebut also one of the most influential people in the world by TIME. It was certainly a great week for Moore – and its appearance at the Gala Time100 2025 at Lincoln Center in New York last night, on April 24, was up to its two new titles.

The actress wore a dreamy ivory dress for the occasion. The personalized design of Zac Posen and Kim Jones, which was made in The Gap Studio and stylized by Brad Goreski, included a draped and pleated design. The twisted Licou gave way to a floating bodice, before a twisted belt with curved hips in its size. The long and ethereal skirt had a thigh slit and elegantly fell around its ankles. Throughout the evening, Moore draped a matching ivory satin blazer around his shoulders for a chic touch effortlessly.

As for his jewelry, Moore kept classic things, opting for a pair of diamond earrings, which had two strands separated from six diamonds (it is a total of 24), as well as a ring between the finger, which included three marquise diamonds. Finally, she sported a large diamond bracelet on her left arm.

She finished things with a shiny and simple makeup look and she was wearing her signing xxl hair, falling behind her shoulders.

During the gala, Moore went on stage to say a few words about the honor “extremely humiliating”. “I must say that all, and be here, made me think a lot about time,” she said. “We continue it, we plan it, we say that we do not have enough – or that we lack that. And sometimes, if we are honest, we waste it, think or stress, things that have not happened, or relive things that we have already survived.”

She continued explaining that “so far”, she had spent a lot of her time not to appreciate what she had. “But when I had the courage to take a break,” she continued, “to stop, stop running, I found grace, compassion, and above all, acceptance, because when we kiss who we are, where we are, exactly as we are, we stop missing the moment when we are. The truth is, you cannot run out of time when you live in the present.”

Moore has already talked to TIME From the perspective of the gala on her big year, explaining that she had not been disappointed by her Oscar defeat against Mikey Madison. Moore said, “I looked like and whispered to my manager:” I think it’s going to Mikey. I don’t know why I knew, but I did it. When Madison’s name was called, Moore “was so centered and calm,” she recalls. “I didn’t feel emptied.”