Demi Moore oozed confidence while attending the Ghetto Film School’s annual fall benefit in Santa Monica on Thursday.
The 61-year-old actress looked typically chic in a black striped jacket paired with matching pants.
She added a white button-down shirt and elevated her height with a pair of nude heels for the occasion.
Demi opted for flawless dewy makeup and a touch of nude lipstick as she flashed a smile as she posed for photos on the red carpet.
She finished the look with a pair of silver-framed glasses and left her shiny black hair down and swept over one shoulder.
Demi Moore oozed confidence while attending the Ghetto Film School’s annual fall benefit in Santa Monica on Thursday.
The 61-year-old actress looked typically chic in a black striped jacket paired with matching pants.
Demi was honored at the charity event along with Kelvin Harrison Jr. and filmmaker Sean Wang.
The event, presented by Sony and sponsored by Amazon MGM Studios and Disney, brings together entertainment industry leaders to support Ghetto Film School and celebrate the next generation of storytellers.
Chief executive Montea Robinson said of the event: ‘The charity event is a special moment when we call on our longest-standing supporters and exciting new voices to champion the achievements of our fellows and alumni.
“We are delighted to honor Demi Moore, Kelvin Harrison Jr and Sean Wang at this year’s event on October 10.
“Their work exemplifies the caliber to which our students aspire, and their personal advancements in the industry reflect our organization’s mission and values in raising the future of film.”
Demi’s sophisticated look comes after she showed off in red alongside her daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah Willis at the Los Angeles premiere of her film The Substance last month.
Demi was honored at the charity event along with Kelvin Harrison Jr. and filmmaker Sean Wang.
She added a white button-down shirt and elevated her height with a pair of nude heels for the occasion.
She finished the look with a pair of silver-rimmed glasses and left her shiny raven hair loose behind her shoulders.
She raised temperatures in a black and red printed dress that was reminiscent of stained glass and hinted at floral designs.
The figure-hugging look was strapless and floor-length.
She accessorized the dress with her long, shiny jet-black hair, which reached down to her abdomen in delicate waves.
The Substance aims to address the issue of Hollywood’s impossible beauty standards and sees Demi take on the role of Elisabeth Sparkle.
Unceremoniously fired on her 50th birthday, Elisabeth discovers a black market drug that can create a “younger, prettier, more perfect” version of its user, but the drug’s strict conditions are horrifying.
Demi spoke about the film and her character in her first appearance on The Graham Norton Show earlier this month.
Demi raised temperatures in a black and red printed dress at the premiere of her film The Substance in Los Angeles last month.
The Substance addresses the issue of Hollywood’s impossible beauty standards and sees Demi take on the role of Elisabeth Sparkle.
This is the official poster for the film The Substance that has divided critics
The Ghost star was joined on the show by her canine companion Pilaf, a Chihuahua who attends many of her public events with her.
Her little dog proved an instant hit with Lady Gaga, who was also on the show alongside Colin Farrell and Richard Ayoade.
Talking about the critically acclaimed film, he said: “It is almost impossible to describe it completely because it deals with some serious themes.
“The best way I can sum it up is that it’s like The Picture of Dorian Gray meets Death Becomes meets a Jane Fonda workout video.”
When asked if it was liberating to not worry about what she would look like for the role, Demi said, “I was pushed a lot out of my comfort zone, but it was great to show up and be allowed to look bad!”