Demi Moore packed a head-turning hat for Paris Couture Week

Demi Moore brought her own cloud cover to Paris.

The “Substance” star, 63, shared a series of snaps Thursday from an afternoon at the Schiaparelli showroom during the haute couture shows earlier this month, with daughter Tallulah Willis, 32, along for the visit.

“The next stop on our mother daughter Paris tour… a breathtaking afternoon with @schiaparelli 🤍,” she captioned the post.

Moore wore Magda Butrym for the occasion, turning heads in a wide-brim white hat from the Polish label’s collaboration with milliner Noel Stewart, tucked and folded into a soft cloud-like shape.

She kept cool in a cream silk camisole and a low-slung draped skirt ($1,250) from the brand, the latter rigged with hidden buttons in the hem so the voluminous fabric can be hitched into custom shapes.

She carried a square purse ($2,150) and slipped on crochet mules ($725) — choosing the heeled pair outdoors and the flats once she was inside.

The mother-daughter duo toured the house’s fairy-tale showroom, where Daniel Roseberry’s fall 2026 couture collection — silicone bustiers, gowns illuminated from within via LED lights — was displayed on mannequins close enough to touch.

Willis pointed out a row of handbags and a padded jacket blanketed in velvet flowers, then stretched out on a daybed and showed off one of Schiaparelli’s gilded toe shoes.

A plate of surrealist chocolates finished with gold ears and eyes also made an appearance.

The pair’s Paris run began with Pierpaolo Piccioli’s first couture show for Balenciaga on July 8, where both went big on volume in looks styled by Brad Goreski.

Moore has been in the Schiaparelli orbit all year. In March, she wore a couture gown with a tulle “cloud” bustle to the SAG Actor Awards, and she sat front row at the house’s spring couture show in January.