Julianne Moore wowed fans this week by rocking a sultry lace slip dress from Saint Laurent in a recent photoshoot for Elle. The Academy Award-winning actress and style icon posted a stunning image of herself donning the flirty piece on Instagram, where her 2.6 million followers couldn’t stop praising her style and ageless beauty at 64.
For the black-and-white photo session, the Still Alice actress added a pair of glossy, thick hoop earrings to finalize her look as she posed seated on a bed. Fans headed to the December 27th comments section to share their thoughts, with one writing: “timeless goddess” and another adding: “so pretty.”
When speaking to the outlet, Moore discussed her role in the new drama film, The Room Next Door. Moore previously stunned onlookers at the Madrid photocall for the Pedro Almodóvar-directed flick (below). While promoting her latest project, she donned a chic brown off-the-shoulder blouse, matching satin pants and black pointed-toe heeled ankle boots.
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At the event back in October 2024, Moore posed for solo shots and later joined her co-star Tilda Swinton, who also looked fashionable in a tweed burgundy set with shimmering embroidered details. Moore accessorized her look with layered gold chain necklaces and wore her signature copper tresses down, parted in the center and styled into effortless loose waves.
As for her makeup look, the Crazy, Stupid, Love actress went for a black winged liner look with rosy eyeshadow, voluminous lashes, radiant blush on her high cheekbones and a glossy pink pout. Moore and Swinton, 64, were also accompanied by the film's director, Almodóvar, 75, who linked arms with Moore.
Almodóvar's English-language debut, The Room Next Door, was both written and directed by him and is adapted from Sigrid Nunez's novel What Are You Going Through. The movie stars Swinton and Moore, with John Turturro and Alessandro Nivola in key supporting roles.
The story centers on Ingrid (Moore) and Martha (Swinton), who once shared a deep friendship while working at the same magazine during their younger years. After a long period of estrangement, they find themselves reunited under extraordinary yet oddly heartwarming circumstances. Premiering on September 2nd at the 81st Venice International Film Festival (above), it made history by becoming the first Spanish film to win the prestigious Golden Lion award.
