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Demi Moore, 61, is retro chic in a pillar box hat and stylish black ensemble with classy Naomi Watts, 55, as they lead stars at the Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans event in LA
Demi Moore was retro chic alongside classy Naomi Watts as they attended the star-studded, Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans FYC event in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
The Ghost actress, 61 - who recently put on a dazzling display at the Cannes Film Festival closing ceremony - joined the King Kong star, 55, and other fellow cast members at the DGA Theater Complex where the festivities took place.
The eight-episode, FX series notably premiered earlier this year in January and received mixed reviews upon its release.
Moore wowed in a short-sleeved, black shirt as well as a pair of loose-fitting trousers that contained a flared hem, concealing the shoes she also wore for the evening.
She added a black, pillar box hat on top of her head which also had a netted veil that was placed over her forehead.
Demi Moore, 61, was retro chic alongside classy Naomi Watts, 55, as they attended the star-studded, Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans FYC event in Los Angeles on Wednesday
Moore wowed in a short-sleeved, black shirt as well as a pair of loose-fitting trousers that contained a flared hem, concealing the shoes she also wore for the evening
Demi accessorized the look with a pair of small, black earrings as well as glittering silver bracelet on her left wrist and flashy rings.
Her makeup was glammed up, and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a light shadow around her eyes.
A warm blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow, while a nude-colored, satin tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch.
Moore struck a variety of poses upon arriving to the Directors Guild of America theater to showcase her chic outfit.
The actress took on the role of Ann Woodward in the series - which was based on the book titled Capote's Women: A True Story of Love, Betrayal, and a Swan Song for an Era written by Laurence Leamer.
Naomi Watts also turned heads upon arriving to the venue wearing a strapless, figure-hugging white dress that stopped at her ankles.
The beauty slipped into a pair of closed-toed, white pumps to coincide with the color scheme of her ensemble.
Her short blonde locks were parted in the middle, and fell down straight to nearly brush the tips of her shoulders.
She added a black, pillar box hat on top of her head which also had a netted veil that was placed over her forehead
Moore struck a variety of poses upon arriving to the Directors Guild of America theater to showcase her chic outfit
Demi accessorized the look with a pair of small, black earrings as well as glittering silver bracelet on her left wrist and flashy rings
Her makeup was glammed up, and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a light shadow around her eyes
The actress took on the role of Ann Woodward in the series - which was based on the book titled Capote's Women: A True Story of Love, Betrayal, and a Swan Song for an Era written by Laurence Leamer
Watts added a pair of shiny, gold earrings as well as a matching bracelet on her left wrist that offered a flashy flare.
A layer of mascara was added to her lashes as well as a light gold, shimmering shadow around eyes.
She opted for a warm blush to better accentuate her cheekbones, while a dark pink satin tint was worn on her lips for a final touch.
Naomi took on the role of Babe Paley in the show - which was created by Ryan Murphy, Jaffe Cohen and Michael Zam.
Chloe Sevigny also dressed for the occasion in a short-sleeved, white minidress that had a dramatic, pointed collar around the neckline.
The American Psycho star also donned a pair of closed-toed, black pumps while her blonde hair was pulled back into a half ponytail with a black bow secured at the back of her head.
The actress chose to not add flashy pieces of jewelry to allow the stylish outfit to be the main focal point.
Sevigny portrayed C.Z. Guest - a socialite, actress and author - in the FX/Hulu series.
Naomi Watts also turned heads upon arriving to the venue wearing a strapless, figure-hugging white dress that stopped at her ankles
The beauty slipped into a pair of closed-toed, white pumps to coincide with the color scheme of her ensemble
Her short blonde locks were parted in the middle, and fell down straight to nearly brush the tips of her shoulders
Watts added a pair of shiny, gold earrings as well as a matching bracelet on her left wrist that offered a flashy flare
Naomi took on the role of Babe Paley in the show - which was created by Ryan Murphy, Jaffe Cohen and Michael Zam
Chloe Sevigny also dressed for the occasion in a short-sleeved, white minidress that had a dramatic, pointed collar around the neckline
The actress chose to not add flashy pieces of jewelry to allow the stylish outfit to be the main focal point
Sevigny portrayed C.Z. Guest - a socialite, actress and author - in the FX/Hulu series
Diane Lane wowed wearing an off-white blouse that was partially unbuttoned around the collar.
She also donned a fitted, tan-colored skirt that contained glittering, floral details embroidered onto the fabric.
Her brunette locks were parted to the side, and effortlessly flowed down past her shoulders in light waves.
The Under The Tuscan Sun star added a pair of silver, floral earrings as well as a sparkling bracelet on her right wrist and rings on each of her hands.
Lane had the chance to take on the role of Slim Keith - a socialite and fashion icon in the 1950s through the 1960s.
Diane Lane wowed wearing an off-white blouse that was partially unbuttoned around the collar
Her brunette locks were parted to the side, and effortlessly flowed down past her shoulders in light waves
The Under The Tuscan Sun star added a pair of silver, floral earrings as well as a sparkling bracelet on her right wrist and rings on each of her hands
Lane flashed a cheerful smile as she struck a variety of poses to better showcase her ensemble for the special event on Wednesday
Lane had the chance to take on the role of Slim Keith - a socialite and fashion icon in the 1950s through the 1960s
Alexis Martin Woodall donned a floral-print dress that contained a hem that fell down past her ankles.
The producer slipped into a pair of open-toed, white pumps and allowed her dark brown hair to flow down naturally past her shoulders.
She accessorized her outfit with a pair of dangly earrings, as well as a gold bracelet and an assortment of rings on her hands.
Julia Newman - who scored the FX series - held a big smile in a short-sleeved, white turtleneck sweater which was tucked into the waist of white, high-waisted trousers.
She donned a pair of black loafers and her brunette locks cascaded down past her shoulders in elegant waves.
Newman - who is the daughter of composer Thomas Newman - added dainty necklaces and a bracelet on her right wrist to complete her overall look for the event.
Lou Eyrich made a statement wearing a white blouse which was tucked into the waist of loose-fitting, black trousers.
She layered the outfit with a studded, black leather jacket that offered an edgy flare to the ensemble.
Alexis Martin Woodall donned a floral-print dress that contained a hem that fell down past her ankles
Lou Eyrich made a statement wearing a white blouse which was tucked into the waist of loose-fitting, black trousers
Tom Hollander donned a dark gray suit which was paired with a white shirt and black dress shoes
The actor took on the role of Truman Capote in the FX/Hulu series which aired earlier this year
While posing for photos at the theater, the Pride And Prejudice star crossed paths with Naomi Watts and the pair stopped to take a memorable snap together
Later in the evening, Diane, Demi, Naomi and Chloe were seen gathering together for a few group photos
The stunning foursome struck a pose on the red carpet shortly before the main festivities kicked off at the Directors Guild of America
The costume designer slipped into a pair of sleek, black shoes and easily carried a black clutch bag in her left hand.
Tom Hollander - who portrayed Truman Capote in the show - donned a dark gray suit which was paired with a white shirt and black dress shoes.
While posing for photos at the theater, the Pride And Prejudice star crossed paths with Naomi Watts and the pair stopped to take a memorable snap together.
Other stars that took on leading roles in the series - such as Molly Ringwald and Calista Flockhart - were not spotted at the L.A. event.
Later in the evening, Diane, Demi, Naomi and Chloe were seen gathering together for a few group photos.
Lane, Moore, Watts and Sevigny held small smiles on their faces as stood closely next to each other on the red carpet
Hollander also joined in for a picture, as well as the series creator, Ryan Murphy, who sported a stylish black suit and black sunglasses
Murphy later stepped out of the group photo to allow the actors to pause for another snap together
The eight-episode, FX series notably premiered earlier this year in January and received mixed reviews upon its release
Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans currently holds a score of 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, and an audience rating of 64%
After the red carpet, the cast filed into the theater for a screening and Q&A
Naomi looked elegant as she spoke to the audience
Moore smiled at her co-stars as they discussed the FX project
Sevigny, who is an Oscar nominated actress, gave insight on her role and what it was like working with A-listers like Moore and Watts
Lane spoke directly to attendees
The cast also attended an after-party celebrating the hit series
Chloe Sevigny, Naomi Watts, Simon Halls, Demi Moore and Tom Hollander posed for photos at the historic Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood
The stunning foursome struck a pose on the red carpet shortly before the main festivities kicked off at the Directors Guild of America.
Hollander also joined in for a picture, as well as the series creator, Ryan Murphy, who sported a stylish black suit and black sunglasses.
Murphy later stepped out of the group photo to allow the actors to pause for another snap together.
Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans currently holds a score of 77% on Rotten Tomatoes, and an audience rating of 64%.