Demi Moore, 61, exudes glamour in a cream figure-hugging gown as she joins Glen ... trends now

She never puts a foot wrong when it comes to fashion. 

So it came as no surprise to see Demi Moore was dressed to impress as she attended The Hollywood Reporter Power Stylists event presented by Instagram on Wednesday. 

The actress, 61, exuded glamour in a white Schiaparelli gown at the event in Los Angeles' Sunset Tower Hotel as she posed with man of the moment Glen Powell. 

She put her incredible figure on display in the garment, which featured a chunky gold halter neckline and distressed detailing in panels. 

Demi - who recently paid tribute to her ex-husband Bruce Willis amid his dementia and aphasia battle - added to the glamour with a pair of gold peep toe heels, chunky earrings and a stylish bracelet. 

The look was completed with a slender white handbag complete with gold accents. 

Glen, 35, looked effortlessly stylish by her side as he modelled a brown pinstripe suit and leather brogues.  

Demi also posed with the man responsible for her incredible looks, stylist Brad Goreski.

The Canada's Drag Race judge and fashion guru, 46, looked dapper in a navy velvet suit that he accessorised with orange tinted sunglasses. 

Brad and Demi have worked together since 2008 and featured in one of the five covers for The Hollywood Reporter's Power Stylists edition. 

Speaking to the outlet about their relationship, Brad revealed they initially met when he worked as an assistant for Rachel Zoe.

Brad also chatted about her January 2024 outfit, worn to the Feud: Capote vs. The Swan premiere in New York City.

The movie star donned a black and white Balmain swan dress, which he says she fell in love with during a fitting.

'I could tell she felt beautiful and powerful. I think the dress speaks for itself - it was fun, playful and yet elegant.'

'The Balmain swan dress was too perfect. I showed it to Demi at the fitting and she fell in love with it.

'I could tell she felt beautiful and powerful. I think the dress speaks for itself - it was fun, playful and yet elegant.'

Brad is also known for styling Kaley Cuoco.

Last month, it was revealed Demi has joined the cast of the latest series from Yellowstone co-creator Taylor Sheridan.

The actress - who recently opened up about working with Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson, and Patrick Swayze - will be one of the top-billed stars of Paramount + drama Landman.

The series is co-created by the man behind the Yellowstone universe 53-year-old Sheridan and podcaster Christian Wallace.

Demi is set to play series regular Cami who is the wife of one of the most powerful oil men in Texas and a friend of Tommy Norris (played by Billy Bob Thornton). 

Chris McCarthy, President and CEO, Showtime/MTV Entertainment Studios, commented on the news in a statement released Wednesday: 'Demi Moore is an iconic and extraordinary talent.

'We are thrilled to have her join Billy Bob Thornton and the star-studded cast of Landman, our next epic series from Taylor Sheridan.'

Landman, like Yellowstone, is set in the present day and is inspired by the popular podcast Boomtown, which chronicled a 21st century oil boom in western Texas.

The series logline describes it as 'an upstairs/downstairs story of roughnecks and wildcat billionaires fueling a boom so big, it’s reshaping our climate, our economy and our geopolitics.' 

In addition to creating the series, Sheridan will be executive producing as well through his Bosque Ranch production company. 

He currently has a massive overall deal with Paramount Global, and Landman is expected to debut on the studio's streaming service Paramount+, where most of Sheridan's shows can be found. 

So far, Landman does not have a release date. 

News of the series taking shape comes as Sheridan's flagship show Yellowstone and its upcoming sequel series have hit another snag.

Yellowstone is set to wrap up the second-half of its fifth and final season later this year, but the cast of its follow-up has yet to be locked down.

Puck News reported that the Yellowstone stars Kelly Reilly, Cole Hauser and Luke Grimes have requested significant raises to appear in the follow-up series, but so far Paramount is balking at the requests.

Reilly originally requested to be paid $1.5 million per episode — though she has since gone down to $1.2 million — while Hauser is requesting $1.25 million per episode.

Paramount, meanwhile, has offered to raise Hauser's per-episode fee from $700,000 to $850,000 per season one episode and $950,000 per episode in the second season, which is guaranteed.

Grimes is reportedly requesting a more modest raise, but Paramount is reportedly playing hardball with the stars.

Sheridan is said to have not originally planned to carry over the cast members to his new show, which is negotiating with Matthew McConaughey and Michelle Pfeiffer as the leads. 

But he was convinced to include the trio as a bridge for Yellowstone fans after Kevin Costner departed the series after the first half of season five.

Inside Bruce Willis' blended family life where his adoring wife Emma and loving ex Demi Moore co-exist harmoniously amid his battle with dementia and aphasia

In a world full of fractured relationships and bitter divorces, Bruce Willis' blended familial bliss is somewhat of an enigma.

Since the Die Hard star's devastating dementia diagnosis, his adoring family have rallied around him.

Bruce, 69, married actress Demi Moore, 61, in 1987 but the pair separated in 2000. As Demi found love with younger actor Ashton Kutcher, 46, (who she split from 2011), Bruce later fell for English model and actress Emma Heming, who is almost 25 years his junior.

But Bruce, Demi and Emma were determined to remain friends for the sake of their children - Bruce and Demi have three daughters together and he and Emma have two. and the couples became close.

'We've become like a tribe,' Bruce said of their blended family while speaking with W Magazine in 2009, after Ashton and Demi attended his Turks and Caicos wedding to Emma.