Julianne Moore sparkled and glowed as she attended the Academy's 14th Annual Governors Awards held at the Ray Dolby Ballroom in Hollywood on Tuesday.
The Oscar winner easily defied her 63 years in a Valentino dress with a silver sequin cape, chosen by stylist Kate Young.
Hairstylist Halley Brisker styled Julianne's (née Julie Anne Smith) signature auburn waves for the film's celebrations.
Moore prepped her youthful complexion with beautician Fabricio Ormonde before makeup artist Elaine Offers Woulard gave her a smoky eye and pink cheeks.
The May-December actress is excited to see whether the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will nominate her or her film for the 96th Academy Awards on Jan. 23, airing March 10 on ABC.
Julianne Moore sparkled and glowed as she attended the Academy's 14th Annual Governors Awards held at the Ray Dolby Ballroom in Hollywood on Tuesday
Julianne was joined on the black carpet in May-December by her leading actor Charles Melton, who at 33 is 30 years younger than her.
Moore beamed at the Riverdale heartthrob, who is receiving rave reviews as her character Gracie Atherton-Yoo's husband, Joe Yoo.
Charles' hair was styled by hairdresser Candice Birns and he looked dapper in a black velvet Giorgio Armani suit and loafers chosen by stylist Samantha McMillen.
Todd Haynes' critically acclaimed, $20 million-grossing drama follows actress Elizabeth Berry (Natalie Portman) as she investigates the sexual predator and baker in order to portray her more authentically in an indie film.
The two-time Emmy winner's character is a thinly veiled version of Mary Kay Letourneau, who served six years in prison for the second-degree rape of her 12-year-old student Vili Fualaau.
The controversial couple eventually married for 12 years until they separated in 2019 and Mary died of colon cancer in 2020 at the age of 58.
Last Thursday, Vili Fualaau claimed that Melton, Haynes or screenwriter Samy Burch never contacted him in May-December.
“I'm still alive and well.” If they had reached out to me, we could have worked together on a masterpiece. Instead, they chose to copy my original story,” the 40-year-old DJ told THR.
The Oscar winner easily defied her 63 years in a Valentino dress with a silver sequin cape, chosen by stylist Kate Young
Hairstylist Halley Brisker styled Julianne's (née Julie Anne Smith) signature auburn waves for the film's celebrations
Moore prepped her youthful complexion with beautician Fabricio Ormonde before makeup artist Elaine Offers Woulard gave her a smoky eye and pink cheeks
The May-December actress is excited to see whether the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will nominate her or her film for the 96th Academy Awards on Jan. 23, airing March 10 on ABC
Julianne was joined on the black carpet in May-December by her leading actor Charles Melton, who at 33 is 30 years younger than her
Moore beamed at the Riverdale heartthrob, who is receiving rave reviews as her character Gracie Atherton-Yoo's husband, Joe Yoo
Charles' hair was styled by hairdresser Candice Birns and he looked dapper in a black velvet Giorgio Armani suit and loafers chosen by stylist Samantha McMillen
The critically acclaimed, $20 million-grossing drama from Todd Haynes (M) follows actress Elizabeth Berry (Natalie Portman) as she investigates the sexual predator and baker in order to portray her more authentically in an indie film
The two-time Emmy winner's character is a thinly veiled version of Mary Kay Letourneau (R), who served six years in prison for aggravated second-degree rape of her 12-year-old student Vili Fualaau (L).
The controversial couple eventually married for 12 years until they separated in 2019 and Mary died of colon cancer in 2020 at the age of 58
Last Thursday, Vili Fualaau claimed to THR that he had never been contacted by Melton, Haynes or screenwriter Samy Burch about May and December: “I'm offended by the entire project.”
Julianne told ET on Sunday that she was “sorry” to learn that the 40-year-old DJ was offended, but stressed that the story is ultimately fictional: “We created these characters.”
“I am offended by the entire project and the lack of respect shown to me – who lived a real story and is still living it.”
Julianne told ET on Sunday that she was “sorry” that Fualaau was offended, but stressed that the story was ultimately fictional.
“I mean, Todd has always been clear when working on this film that this is an original story, a story about these characters,” Moore defended.
“So that’s how we saw it too. “That was our document, we created these characters off the page and together.”
On Tuesday, the Sharper producer and Instastories star posted a snapshot of her makeup artist Elaine Offers Woulard's partnership with her second husband Bart Freundlich.
Julianne – who has 2.5 million Instagram followers – captioned the snap: “I like it when my husband and my make-up artist dress alike!”
Moore and the With/In director — who turns 54 next week — are proud parents to 26-year-old son Caleb Moore Freundlich and 21-year-old daughter Liv Helen Freundlich.
Caleb – who graduated from NYU in 2022 – released his first R&B single “Missed Me” on October 26 under the name Caleb Moore and is also a part-time adjunct professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
On Tuesday, Moore posted a photo of her make-up artist Elaine Offers Woulard's partnership (r.) with her second husband Bart Freundlich (l.): “I like it when my husband and my make-up artist dress alike!”
The “Sharper” producer and the With/In director — who turn 54 next week — are proud parents to 26-year-old son Caleb Moore Freundlich (M, pictured Jan. 1) and 21-year-old daughter Liv Helen Friendly (R).
Meanwhile, Liv is currently a student at Northwestern University in Illinois.
The Boston University graduate met Bart 28 years ago while directing her on the set of his film “The Myth of Fingerprints,” and they married over 20 years ago.
Julianne divorced her first husband, director John Gould Rubin, in 1995 after nine years of marriage.