Demi Moore oozes chic in skin-tight top and leopard-print skirt

Demi Moore is fully embracing the print-maximalism trend that has been peppering the sartorial sphere in recent seasons. The 63-year-old stepped out in a striking ensemble for the screening of Landman at the Saban Media Centre in Los Angeles on April 16.

The actress wore a black-and-white Carolina Herrera fall/winter 2026 skirt with a figure-hugging black turtleneck top. The piece was finished with a playful leopard print and a tie-belt detail that cinched the waist for a flattering silhouette. The star, who plays Cami Miller in Landman, styled the ensemble with a pair of pointed-toe heels and a matching black clutch bag.

Demi’s luscious raven-hued locks were slicked back into a sleek ponytail while her makeup oozed soft glam, courtesy of a shimmery eye and glossy lip.

The actress is no stranger to a daring ensemble with a bold print. Styled by Brad Goreski, for the 98th Academy Awards, Demi rocked a sculptural green Gucci gown that featured layers of iridescent feather detailing. The Demna design boasted a figure-hugging silhouette, with the textured plumage cascading into a sweeping train. A black feathered neckline framed her shoulders and the garment was accessorized with a cuff bracelet and statement earrings. 

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Landman

Season one of the show focused on crisis executive Tommy Norris (played by Billy Bob Thorton) trying to take his oil company all the way to the top during the boom. The drama is set in Texas and is about billionaires trying to get rich in the oil industry, a dangerous game to play. 

Billy previously spoke to us about working with Demi and shaping his character dynamic with her. “Taylor [Sheridan]’s writing is so tight. He’s a great writer, and he knows who he is writing for, so it’s not hard for us. All we have to do is go to work, and it just works,” he said. 

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Meanwhile Ali Larter also spoke to us about her castmates. “You just feel it in the respect around you and how you treat the crew. The whole cast is really generous; they get along; they are all incredible, and there’s a joy to the show even in the difficult scenes – they are instilled with love.”

HELLO!’s Acting TV Editor Nicky Morris told us of the show: “If anyone knows how to create a gripping Western drama, it’s Taylor Sheridan. With strong performances from a stellar cast, led by Billy Bob Thornton and Demi Moore, this gritty oil industry series is a must-watch for Yellowstone fans.”