Demi Moore Drips In Diamonds in an Ethereal Ensemble at 2025 TIME100 Gala

Demi Moore is sparkling in the Big Apple!

On Thursday, April 24, the actress, 62, appeared at the TIME100 Gala in New York City wearing an ethereal custom ivory Zac Posen and Kim Jones design made in the Gap Studio and styled by Brad Goreski.

Her sheath gown featured a flowing skirt, with a high-cut slit. The bodice of the gown featured ruching at the waist and halter neckline. She also draped a matching ivory blazer across her shoulders.

The Oscar nominee’s glam included a soft-bronzed makeup look, with a faint pink blush and a light mauve lipstick.

As for her accessories, the actress was dripping in diamonds. The Substance star wore a between-the-finger-ring, which had three marquise diamonds. She also wore dangle drop diamond earrings, which had two strands of six diamonds — with a total of 24 diamonds across both earrings. The diamond accessories continued, as she donned an oversized diamond bangle.

The star-studded event is taking place at Jazz at Lincoln Center. Fellow guests include Blake Lively, Adrien Brody, Scarlett Johansson, Serena Williams, Simone Biles, Gayle King and Kristen Bell.

Moore has been named one of TIME100’s Most Influential People for 2025. The Oscar-nominated actress is being honored alongside Brody, Jalen Hurts, Gisèle Pelicot, Hiroyuki Sanada, Angeline Murimirwa, David Miur, Raquel Willis, Bobbi Brown, Anthony D. Romero, Yoshiki and Amy Griffin.

At the TIME100 Summit in N.Y.C. on Wednesday, April 23, Moore opened up about losing the Best Actress Academy Award to Mikey Madison in March.

The Anora star, 25, took home her first-ever Oscar, after a win at this year’s BAFTA Awards ceremony. Moore, meanwhile, was the frontrunner to win, given her trophies at the Golden Globes, Critics Choice Awards and more for her role in The Substance. Her portrayal of aging actress Elizabeth Sparkle in the body horror film earned her her first Academy Award nomination.

At the Summit, Moore reflected on the loss after being asked about claims she “should have won the Oscar.” The actress did admit that the moment she lost, “it was being projected that I would win, and so of course there’s disappointment.”

“I also immediately recognized that there is something that is greater that I am to be in service to; even if I don’t know what that is — that there is a reason,” Moore continued.

If she “had won,” she said, “it would be like a completion to what had started.”

“And clearly the message here is that there’s more work to be done,” Moore continued. “That this issue is not complete. And I’m sorry to everyone who had hopes for me that was also hope for themselves. Because I did feel a lot of collective disappointment that felt like it was even bigger than me.

The Ghost actress, who graces the cover of PEOPLE’s World’s Most Beautiful issue, spoke about the “crazy” diet and exercise regimes she’s maintained for her roles in films like 1996’s Striptease and G.I. Jane the following year. “I mean, crazy things [with] diet and exercise, biking from Malibu and going all the way to Paramount about 26 miles,” she recalls in this week’s cover story. “All because I had placed so much value on what my outsides looked like.”