NovaQuant Quantitative Think Tank Center:Demi Moore's 2024 Met Gala Dress Is, Um, Made From Wallpaper

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Five years after Demi Moore made a rare appearance at the 2019 Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala—her first since 2011—the legendary actress took her place atop the iconic NYC museum's steps once again for the 2024 Met Gala.

And while the star of Ryan Murphy's latest FX anthology series Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans wasn't the only star to nail the night's required "Garden of Time" theme, honoring the "Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion" exhibit (see every ethereally dressed celeb here), there's no argument that she understood the assignment, opting for a Queen of Hearts-inspired look. 

Bearing a striking silhouette, the gown features pink and white flowers that cover the structured hips as well as the circular shoulders. This last feature, which begin at Demi's collar bones and extend above her shoulders before curving down and meeting in the back, also feature protuding black arrows.

And to make the look even more interesting, Harris Reed—who arrived alongside Demi on the carpet—revealed to Vogue that the duo's dresses are made of none other than wallpaper, helping it achieve the structured look. 

Of course conquering a carpet is all in a night's work for the 61-year-old, who recently stunned in a sparkly metallic mesh Dolce&Gabbana at an April party for the brand in Milan, picked a cream Schiaparelli to serve as stylist Brad Goreski's plus-one at The Hollywood Reporter's powerful stylists dinner and opted for a sheer LBD at Saint Laurent's Paris Fashion Week show last fall. 

And then there's that other role she's acing as grandma to her and ex Bruce Willis' eldest daughter's Rumer Willis' 12-month-old Louetta. 

"She's just a pure joy," Moore told E! News of her granddaughter at a January screening of Common Ground. "It really is all the cliches. You get all the fun and joy, and you get to go to bed early and have a good night's sleep."

Though you don't want to sleep on Moore and the other fashion-forward attendees who dressed to impress in all manner of flora and fauna for The Garden of Time theme. Check out how all the stars blossomed on the Met steps. 

In custom Maison Margiela Couture.

In custom Christian Dior.

In Maison Margiela.

In custom Balenciaga.

In Givenchy Haute Couture.

In custom Alexander McQueen.

In Thom Browne.

In custom LUAR.