Demi Moore, 61, strikes some very suggestive poses for Interview magazine as she talks about her youth-obsessed character in The Substance

Demi Moore struck some very sexy poses for Interview magazine September issue.

The 61-year-old Hollywood icon showed off her cleavage and spread her legs for daring photographer Canadian artist Petra Collins.

In one of the photos, she nearly fell out of her yellow-green dress before looking at an old issue of Interview magazine with her face on the cover.

Another photo showed Bruce Willis’ ex-wife – promoting her new film The Substance – in blue underwear with a sheer halter dress over it, kneeling on a bed with silver satin sheets.

Then a photo emerged of her in cotton candy pink panties, spreading her legs and sitting on a chair.

In other photos, the mother of three is seen wearing a leather jacket with micro shorts and sky-high heels.

Moore also looked at an old issue of Interview magazine with her face on the cover

She posed for the publication to promote her new, daring film The Substance, about a star who injects herself with an illegal drug to look younger.

That causes her to transform into a young, resilient beauty played by Margaret Qualley. But there are problems. And strange things start to happen.

The Substance will be released on September 20th.

The film is about Elisabeth Sparkle, the star of a popular aerobics show.

She has had enormous success for decades.

The icon is dealt a huge blow on her 50th birthday when her boss fires her.

While she is in distress, a laboratory offers her a substance that promises to transform her into an enhanced version of herself.

But it’s experimental.

Her co-stars are Qualley – whose mother Andie MacDowell worked with Moore in St Elmo’s Fire – and Dennis Quaid.

Another photo showed Bruce Willis’ ex-wife in blue panties with a sheer halter dress over them, kneeling on a bed with silver satin sheets

Then there was an image of her in cotton candy pink underwear, spreading her legs while sitting on a chair

Moore proved once again that she is timeless as she landed yet another prominent magazine cover

Moore said she was “moved” when she read the film’s script.

She found it ‘a unique way to explore the issue of aging, of societal conditioning, and of what I also see as the pressure of the male-idealized woman that we as women go along with.’

She continued: “Essentially it’s about what we do to ourselves, and I loved that it was illustrated in such a physical way – it showed that violence in what we do with our minds, how we attack ourselves and twist things,” she said.

‘There is great power in knowing that what we do to ourselves is a choice, and that we can make a different choice.

“And for those who aren’t looking for such a deep message, it’s just entertaining.”

As for the advice she’s given her three daughters with Willis, she says, “It’s one of the things I’ve told my kids their whole lives: The only real constant in life is change. And it’s a process in life of constant acceptance.”

She also wore an oversized black leather jacket and tiny micro shorts with black tights and high heels

In this photo she wore a silver satin corset dress with sleeveless

In her interview, the former Brat Pack star reflected on an older film: 2003’s Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle starring Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore.

She talked about the amount of attention her bikini body received at age 40.

Barrymore, Diaz and Lucy Liu were the angels. And Jaclyn Smith – who was in the Charlie’s Angels TV series – had a cameo.

But Moore stole the film as the shocking villain Madison Lee.

When she ran along the beach in a black bikini and with a surfboard under her arm, she received rave reviews.

People wondered how a 40-year-old could be in the best shape of her life.

Now Demi has told Interview magazine that she was doing something else in Hollywood at the time.

“I did Charlie’s Angels and there was a lot of talk about that scene where I was in a bikini. It was all very exaggerated, there was a lot of talk about my looks,” she said.

Ashton Kutcher’s ex-wife continued, “I didn’t feel like I didn’t belong. It was more that feeling of, ‘I’m not 20, I’m not 30, but I wasn’t what they saw as a mother yet.'”

She posed for the publication to promote her brand new film The Substance, about a woman who uses drugs to look young

Moore wore a black leather dress as she posed against a red backdrop behind a fence

Demi looked like an acrobat as she hung from white straps and wore high heels

Her wardrobe was more understated in this long-sleeved top and tiny leather shorts

Her interviewer Michelle Yeoh, 62, said she understood.

“Hollywood is cruel to women that age. You can’t find scripts or characters that appeal to you anymore,” Michelle said.

“Either you’re the mother, or you’re old enough not to be sexy in their eyes.”

Moore shared the racy images on her Instagram page.

On Instagram, Moore wrote, “Inside @interviewmag’s September cover story. So honored to be this month’s cover! Loved revisiting my 1996 cover and of course being interviewed by the incomparable @michelleyeoh_official .”

Her daughter Tallulah Willis responded by writing in the comments, “MOM!” She then added, “SCREAMS!!!! @demimore @petrafcollins !! “