Demi Moore is leaning into the season's risqué no pants trend as she modelled a fashion-forward look for her latest cover. The actress graced V Magazine's Summer 2026 issue, with an editorial shot by Mario Sorrenti.
The 63-year-old wore an oversized T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan "TAKE OFF YOUR CLOTHES" in bold capital letters. The simple garment was styled with sheer stockings, a statement floral necklace, and diamond-encrusted earrings.
Demi's luscious raven locks were left down in a sleek style while her makeup oozed soft glam, courtesy of a smoky eye and natural complexion.
The daring no-pants silhouette has reigned supreme in the sartorial sphere since the Fall/Winter 2023 shows. Miu Miu sent beaded silk panties down the runway, while the 2025 Met Gala showcased a wave of pantless looks – from Hailey Bieber in a tailored Saint Laurent blazer to Sabrina Carpenter in a burgundy Louis Vuitton bodysuit-and-jacket combination, and Cynthia Erivo in a bold Givenchy set.
Demi Moore's interview
© Getty ImagesThe concept behind the shoot came from the word "demimonde". "It's the idea of someone who's on the outside – who's in the frame, who travels with the elite, but is also on the outside. Someone who doesn't belong to one definition. Someone who has freedom in how she exists and is untouched by convention," Demi explained in the interview.
Demi opened up about her career in Hollywood and how she struggled to express her true self when she started out in the industry. "I didn't come from a background of training, and I didn't grow up in school doing plays. I didn't have a foundation to fall on, like a barometer. I was flying by the seat of my pants, which can feel a little bit like, Did I get it? Did it work? This is when I was really young, I was almost afraid to be in an acting class, because I thought that if they told me I wasn't any good, I'd be told that I couldn't do it well," she admitted.
© Getty ImagesShe continued: "I think I've always existed in this energy, even though the outsides had not yet manifested, and that the drive I had was innate. The passion, the curiosity, was innate. I also understand, on an emotional level, that I was looking to feel like I belonged. I wanted to be a part of a community. For whatever reason, instinctively, this felt like a place to try to find that."
