Demi Moore brought Thom Browne’s resort 2026 tailoring to Berlin on Friday, wearing a dress-over-sheer-shirt look for the “Landman” Season Two screening at Zoo Palast. Styled by Brad Goreski, the outfit shifted her recent red-carpet rhythm away from dark glamour gowns and toward Browne’s sharper preppy lines.
Demi Moore attends the “Landman” Season 2 Berlin Screening at Zoo Palast wearing Thom Browne resort 2026 on Friday in Berlin, Germany.
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Moore wore Look 47 from Browne’s resort 2026 lineup. The ensemble combined a long black column dress with slim straps, a shaped bodice and an ankle-length skirt over a white sheer collared shirt and black tie. The structured shirt included a sharply pressed white collar, opaque buttoned cuffs and long sleeves.
Her shoes — black leather pumps from Thom Browne featuring detailing at the toe — kept the prep codes intact. She kept the jewelry minimal, wearing Bvlgari’s white gold Serpenti earrings and a ring punctuated by her deep red manicure. Her long hair was worn loose, with makeup focused on softly defined eyes and a soft pink lip.
Thom Browne resort 2026 Collection, Look 47.
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The choice aligned closely with Browne’s direction for resort 2026, which marked the 10th anniversary of his Hector handbag. The collection reasserted the designer’s grounding in American sportswear prep, a point he emphasized while discussing the milestone. “It’s so personal, so it’s nice to play with,” Browne previously told WWD of reworking the Hector motif, noting that the season’s approach balanced youthful layering with his signature uniform structure. Moore’s collared-shirt layering and elongated lines reflected that focus on precision rather than the more whimsical motifs also present in the collection.
The look also marked a clear turn from the semi-sheer dark glamour streak she has carried through the “Landman” press run. At the New York premiere earlier this week, Moore wore a custom black Gucci gown crafted from netted lace, and at LACMA earlier this month she chose another sheer, botanical-embroidered Gucci design. Even during off-carpet appearances, her wardrobe leaned into textured contrasts — including her leather-and-lace look in New York with Christian Louboutin’s Kate Botta boots.
Demi Moore at Zoo Palast cinema for the European premiere of the second season of the series “Landman” in her prep-coded Thom Browne ensemble.
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In Berlin, Browne’s structured aesthetic reframed the tour’s visual tone. The screening continued the rollout for Landman’s second season, which follows intensifying land disputes in West Texas as M-Tex’s influence grows and new alliances form around the region’s shifting power lines. Moore returns as Cami Miller, whose storyline deepens as the stakes expand across the oil fields.
