“World’s Hairiest Girl” Reveals Astonishing New Look — Fully Grown and Madly in Love


PEOPLE’s World’s Most Beautiful honors the individuals who challenge traditional notions of beauty and embody confidence, authenticity, and personal strength. Since its start in 1990, the annual feature has highlighted some of entertainment’s most beloved icons. Each cover has offered a glimpse into what they value most — family, growth, resilience, and the experiences that shape their lives.
On the cover of the magazine’s special issue, Moore stuns in a teal Schiaparelli dress with gold details. Her long, dark hair flows freely, and the bold headline reads, “Of course it’s Demi!” The photo quickly went viral, drawing admiration from many — but also sparking debates about beauty standards and age in the entertainment industry.
In her interview with People, Moore got real about the challenges of aging in the spotlight. She admitted that being famous has brought both tough moments and valuable lessons. “Fame has put [her] through the wringer,” but it also “forced” her to face “issues of self-judgment and lack of appreciation.”
Despite the pressure to stay youthful in Hollywood, Moore says she’s learning to embrace who she is today. “I have a greater appreciation for all that my body has been through that brought me to now,” she shared.
“It doesn’t mean that sometimes I look in the mirror and don’t go, ‘Oh God, I look old,’ or ‘Oh, my face is falling’ — I do. But I can accept that that’s where I’m at today, and I know the difference today is that it doesn’t define my value or who I am.”
When asked what beauty means to her now, Moore gave a thoughtful answer. “In a way, beauty just is,” she said. “You can look at a flower and see its beauty. On a human level, I find it’s authenticity and positivity. Beauty comes out of comfort with being exactly who you are.”
People had mixed reactions to Demi Moore being named the most beautiful woman. Some praised the choice and were genuinely happy for the actress. One person wrote, “She looks amazing! She deserves it!”
Others, however, expressed their disapproval. One person expressed outrage, “Her plastic surgeon should get an award.” Another quickly backed them up, “She does not even look like Demi Moore anymore.” The third person wrote, “Not good to celebrate someone who has been rebuilt better to celebrate natural beauty. Not a good role model for women today.”
We also recognize men whose charisma, character, and influence leave an equally lasting impression. Together, they reflect the evolving, inclusive definition of beauty that continues to shape the conversation. With the announcement of the Sexiest Man Alive 2025, the conversation around beauty and appeal becomes even more inclusive, highlighting the many ways people continue to inspire and captivate us.











