Demi Moore looks sharp in suit-inspired outfit finished with a tie at TIFF

She’s going full throttle.

Demi Moore dressed to impress with a Thom Browne ensemble while at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday.

While promoting her latest movie, “The Substance,” the 61-year-old turned heads in a white button-up shirt complete with a black tie.

Although the look was suit-inspired, Moore added a unique twist by pairing the shirt and tie with a sleek black silk skirt.

Demi Moore suited up with a white shirt and tie complete with a black skirt while on the Toronto Film Festival red carpet on Thursday. FilmMagic The actress wore the stylish Thom Browne number while promoting her new film, “The Substance.” Getty Images Moore tied the look together with Tiffany & Co. jewelry. Getty Images

Moore added some bling with Tiffany & Co. jewelry including droplet earrings and a diamond brooch on her skirt.

The floor-length column skirt even featured a waist-snatching corset design.

Moore was accompanied on the red carpet by her co-star, Margaret Qualley, 29, who rocked a cape-like Chanel Couture gown.

Many of the starlet’s social media followers said she “snatched” the look. FilmMagic She was accompanied by her co-star, Margaret Qualley, on the red carpet. AP

The next day, Moore took to social media to show off the stylish number with a video shared by stylist Brad Goreski that generated plenty of praise.

“Moore snatched,” Goreski captioned the clip, along with a black heart emoji.

“SNATCHED is right!” one fan replied in the comments, while another gushed, “Wow sooo [sic] beautiful.”

Not only did Moore’s fans comment on the look, but several cast members of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” made sure to add their reactions as well.

Moore stars in the “body horror” movie out in theaters on Sept. 20. AP Qualley and Moore pictured with the film’s director, Coralie Fargeat. AP

“Wow,” Kyle Richards penned, along with a series of flame emojis.

Richards’ co-star, Crystal Kung Minkoff added, “You literally do no wrong. Wow.”

Moore’s jaw-dropping look comes just two days after she opened up to Variety about her forthcoming film.

Qualley plays a younger version of Moore’s character in the film. AP Qualley and Moore hold hands while at TIFF 2024. AP

During the interview, Moore detailed how the the film’s genre of “body horror” was new for her.

“It’s so out of the box. It could have either really worked or been a disaster,” Moore added. “To be completely transparent, body horror is not a genre I was extremely familiar with.”

“The Substance,” hits theaters on Sept. 18.