Julianne Moore is donating several of her dresses to EBTH’s Gowns for Good Benefit
Julianne Moore donated some of her own dresses to EBTH’s Gowns for Good Benefit in New York on Saturday.
The 61-year-old actress attended the event alongside a host of stars including Cameron Silver and Kelly Bensimon.
The benefit, hosted by Everything But The House, supports the Entertainment Community Fund, which acts as a safety net for people in the arts community.
Her own dress: Julianne Moore donated one of her own dresses to EBTH’s Gowns for Good Benefit on Saturday in New York
More than 40 high-profile celebrity dresses were auctioned off at the event, including one that Moore wore himself.
She graced the red carpet in a dress at the Cannes Film Festival in 2018.
One of the dresses was a fiery red, floor-length dress with sleeves that didn’t cover her arms above the elbows. The company sold this garment for $3,000.
Four more photos of Moore in robes have been uploaded to the site. They sold for $2,361, $1,900, $1,550 and $2,050.
The dresses came in shades of red, black and silver. All were floor length and many had cut outs in parts, revealing a bit of the star’s pale skin.
At Saturday afternoon’s event, Moore opted for a more subtle dress. She donned a black see-through ruffled dress and paired it with a black open-toe platform shoe.
Looking great: The 61-year-old actress looked stunning in the sheer and ruffled dress, which she paired with black open-toe platforms
Sold! The floor-length dress was fiery red with sleeves that didn’t cover her arms past the elbows
The event took place at the Sage & Madison retail store in Sag Harbor, New York and was streamed live.
The sleeves of the dress were delicate and lace-like, and featured a slit down the middle that allowed them to fall over either side of her shoulders.
It featured a modest square neckline that mostly covered the Still Alice star’s chest.
The long skirt had tiers alternating between rows of ruffles and rows of sheer that tease her legs.
In good company: With Julianne at the benefit event – which supports the Entertainment Community Fund – was hosted by Cameron Silver
Cameron’s Attire: The Los Angeles entrepreneur and founder of Decades boutique wore a monochromatic white look
She wore her famous red hair down, styled the curls in a center part and let them fall over her shoulder in a loose texture.
The North Carolina-born beauty tucked the front sections of her glossy locks behind her ears.
She accessorized with a modest pair of small gold hoop earrings and a single gold bangle.
Moore’s nails were nail polish-free and she appeared at the star-studded event with a light make-up.
Her cheeks were dusted with a breezy pink blush and she matched it to her pout, which was also smudged with the shade.
Accessory: Juliette carried a woven clay colored bucket bag and slung it over her shoulder