Key Takeaways
- Demi Moore wore a shiny deep red manicure for the Season 2 premiere of Landman.
- While her long nails are hard to tackle without extensions, you can easily copy her color at home.
There are many reasons to love a Demi Moore press junket. For one, Pilaf is probably going to be there. Any spotting of that little dog is a full-on delight. For another, we get all the glossy hair inspiration we’ll need to carry us until the next Moore sighting (and then some). There’s usually some fashion and nail art inspiration on the table, too… and obviously it means we get to see her on our screens soon.
Demi Moore’s Red Leather Manicure
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On Tuesday, November 11, Moore attended the Season 2 premiere of her show Landman in New York wearing a vampy black lace Gucci gown and deep red manicure. She’d been rocking the nails for a couple days, pairing them with all of her press tour looks.
The manicure featured a deep red color that was painted onto medium-long, rounded-square nails. It reminded me of the perfect pair of shiny red leather shoes, or a fresh cranberry with glossy skin.
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Can you tell I’m in a place of Thanksgiving and Dorothy Gale? These things had nothing to do with Moore’s all-black wardrobe—she switched from her long-sleeved gown to a spaghetti-strapped slip dress sometime in the evening—but that’s the power of good nail art.
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Get the Look
While the length is a little harder to accomplish without extensions, this is certainly an easy color to tackle. Moore’s nail artist hasn’t come forward and revealed the exact shade used, but I have a couple of guesses that’ll get you close in the comfort of your own home.
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Manucurist’s Pansy, which they call “the black cherry on the cake” is a gorgeous burgundy, while Olive & June’s Obsessed is a perfect dark ruby. Essie’s Berry Naughty will always be a classic, too.
Whatever you choose, make sure to finish things up with a glossy top coat. Carrying around a little dog to show off your manicure isn’t necessary, but always helpful. I call it the Pilaf effect, and it makes every look a roaring success.
