Julianne Moore, 63, glitters in silver-sequin caped Valentino gown at the Governors Awards in Hollywood

Julianne Moore was glowing and radiant as she attended the Academy’s 14th annual Governors Awards, held Tuesday at the Ray Dolby Ballroom in Hollywood.

The Oscar winner easily defied her 63 years in a silver sequin Valentino dress selected by stylist Kate Young, who accessorized the look with laboratory diamond jewels from Pandora.

Hairstylist Halley Brisker styled Julianne’s (born Julie Anne Smith) signature auburn waves for the film festivities.

Moore prepped her youthful skin with esthetician Fabricio Ormonde before makeup artist Elaine Offers Woulard gave her a smoky eye and rosy cheeks.

The May-December actress is eager to know if the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will nominate herself or her film on Jan. 23 for the 96th Academy Awards, which air March 10 on ABC.

Julianne was joined on the black carpet by her May December leading man Charles Melton, who at 33 is 30 years her junior.

Moore beamed at the Riverdale heartthrob, who is earning rave reviews as Joe Yoo, the husband of her character Gracie Atherton-Yoo.

Charles’ hair was styled by groomer Candice Birns and he looked dapper in a black velvet Giorgio Armani suit and loafers selected by stylist Samantha McMillen.

Todd Haynes’ critically acclaimed Drama with a budget of $20 million centers on actress Elizabeth Berry (Natalie Portman), who investigates the sex offender turned baker in order to play her more authentically in an indie film.

The two-time Emmy winner’s character is a thinly veiled version of Mary Kay Letourneau, who served six years in prison for the second-degree rape of her 12-year-old student Vili Fualaau.

The controversial couple eventually married for twelve years until their divorce in 2019 and Mary died at the age of 58 from colorectal cancer in 2020.

Last Thursday, Vili Fualaau claimed that Melton, Haynes and screenwriter Samy Burch never contacted him about May December.

‘I’m still alive and doing well. If they had contacted me, we could have worked on a masterpiece together. Instead, they chose to make a copy of my original story,” the 40-year-old DJ said THR.

“I’m offended by the entire project and the lack of respect for me, who lived through a real story and is still living it.”

Julianne told me AND On Sunday, she said she was “sorry” to hear that Fualaau had been offended, but emphasized that the story was ultimately fictional.

“I mean, Todd was always very clear when we were working on this movie that this was an origin story, this was a story about these characters,” Moore defended.

‘So that’s how we looked at it. This was our document, we created these characters from the page and together.”

On Tuesday, Sharper was producer-star Installed a photo of her make-up artist Elaine Offers Woulard who is twinning with her second husband Bart Freundlich.

Julianne – who has 2.5 million Instagram followers – captioned the photo: “I love that my husband and my makeup artist dress alike!”

Moore and the With/In director – who turns 54 next week – are proud parents of 26-year-old son Caleb Moore Freundlich and 21-year-old daughter Liv Helen Freundlich.

Caleb — who graduated from NYU in 2022 — released his first R&B single Missed Me under the name Caleb Moore on October 26, and he is also a part-time adjunct professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.

Meanwhile, Liv is currently a senior at Northwestern University in Illinois.

The Boston University graduate first met Bart 28 years ago when he directed her on the set of his film The Myth of Fingerprints, and they married more than 20 years ago.

Julianne divorced her first husband, director John Gould Rubin, in 1995 after nine years of marriage.