Demi Moore stepped out at the SAG Awards in a sultry leather corset dress with a dramatic drop waist detail - and she was dripping in Tiffany diamonds, too.
The acting legend appeared at the red carpet for the Screen Actors Guild Awards in a dramatic gown that we're going to be dreaming about for a while. Arriving for the star-studded evening to celebrate the best stars in film and TV, Demi stole the show in a daring leather corset gown by Bottega Veneta and accessorised with dazzling Tiffany jewellery.
The 62-year-old film and fashion icon secured the Best Actress award for her role in The Substance and her incredible outfit was more than apt for her night of victory.
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The sensational Bottega piece boasted a strapless corset detail in smooth panelled leather that cinched the waist of the dress for the ultimate fitted and feminine silhouette. Meanwhile a dropped waist detail added a level of uniqueness, with the flattering lower waistline being accompanied by a ruched tiered section of skirt that cascaded down into a floor-length flow.
The dropped waist is a fashion trend we're set to see more and more in 2025 and something we're often on the hunt for when shopping these days - and woman&home Digital Fashion Editor, Caroline Parr, is all for it making its way into our wardrobes.
Praising the detail for its old school feel and ability to draw attention to flattering features, Caroline explains, "Spotted on the runways of Carolina Herrera and Toteme for 2025, drop waist dresses are well and truly back. It's essentially a fitted waist that extends to your hips, and it's a style that will elongate your torso. It can help create curves too, so it's actually really flattering.
"It's another nostalgic trend (we're seeing a lot of them at the moment!), but it's certainly not one to be intimated by. Try it!"
