Moore found time to mingle with the director during the premiere, placing her hands affectionately on his shoulders as they posed for the shutterbugs together.

Her date to the premiere was her 1.2lb miniature chihuahua Pilaf, whom she has carried to a string of public events in the past.

The actress, 63, stepped out during Milan Fashion Week sporting a bold new hairstyle, trading her signature long dark hair for a trendy wet-look bob. Moore sported the dramatic look while attending Gucci’s FW26 Fashion Show at Palazzo Delle Scintille on Feb. 26.

Moore’s new look was crafted by celebrity hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos, he shared in a post on Instagram. He called the look the “Demi-tris BoB.”

In a press release, Giannetos said of the style: “I wanted to give Demi a very bold and fashion forward look for [Gucci creative director] Demna’s show. It is inspired by the silhouettes of the new collection. I felt an amazing, short, above the shoulder bob with this very sleek wet texture would be perfect to complement her look. It’s a big change for Demi – we’ve never seen her like this before! She looks very cool, effortless and modern. And it highlights her personality.”

At the show, Moore paired her edgy new hairstyle with an all-leather ensemble of a fitted black jacket and slim black pants, put together by celebrity stylist Brad Goreski, he and Moore shared in a joint Instagram post. She wore large shades and black stilettos and carried a black handbag to complete the look. The full look was by Gucci’s new creative director, Demna Gvasalia, per the post.

The actress added one more element to her Gucci show look: her famous pup, Pilaf! Moore carried her purse in one hand and cradled her pint-sized chihuahua in the other to attend the show, which Elledescribed as emblematic of trends from the late ’90s and the brand’s Tom Ford era.

In January, Moore spoke with PEOPLE about her hair, addressing both her quintessential long hair look and some of the more adventurous hairstyles she’s rocked over the years.

“I like leaving room to play,” Moore told PEOPLE, adding that her hair “has lived many lives.”

The one cut that impacted Moore’s perception of beauty, she admitted, was for her 1997 role in G.I. Jane, for which she shaved her head. Moore said the bold ‘do “probably was the most illuminating experience and one that deepened my appreciation for my hair!”

 

Ultimately, though, Moore returns time and time again to her long hair, which she favors for its “simplicity,” she said.

“It feels most like me,” Moore told PEOPLE. “Being able to change my look with wigs and pieces feeds my need for change, but at the end of the day, I love taking it down, seeing my hair fall past my waist. It’s like coming home.”

Demi Moore is back to basics.

The Substance star, 63, stepped out at a Kérastase event in Los Angeles on March 3 and was back to her signature long dark hair. Just days ago, Moore made a front row appearance at the Gucci show during Milan Fashion Week with a dramatically new look that included a bob hairstyle.

At the Kérastase event, Moore rocked her natural jet black waist-length hair with a colorful outfit consisting of a blue turtleneck, green blazer and a black miniskirt that showed off her heels.

The event included a conversation between Moore, a Kérastase global brand ambassador, and Sara Foster, and helped launch the Chronologiste line for the hair and scalp.

Moore’s short-hair look was crafted by celebrity hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos, he shared in a post on Instagram. He called the look the “Demi-tris BoB.”

In a press release, Giannetos said of the style: “I wanted to give Demi a very bold and fashion forward look for [Gucci creative director] Demna’s show. It is inspired by the silhouettes of the new collection. I felt an amazing, short, above the shoulder bob with this very sleek wet texture would be perfect to complement her look. It’s a big change for Demi – we’ve never seen her like this before! She looks very cool, effortless and modern. And it highlights her personality.”

On March 1, Moore arrived at the Actor Awards in Los Angeles with her hair slicked back into a low bun with intricate details. She wore a voluminous Schiaparelli ensemble for the event to tap into the Old Hollywood dress code.

The black column gown featured a sculptural strapless neckline with a textured pattern down the front. The most jaw-dropping aspect of the design, however, is a massive white tulle piece, speckled with black polka dots, adhered to the back of the dress.

To top off the dramatic look, Moore sported glittering jewels by Harry Winston totaling over 95 carats.