Mini bags, move aside.
galore. But on Friday in Milan, Demi Moore might have just topped them all when she trotted along the ultimate 2000s accessory.
The actress stepped out to the Versace spring/summer 2024 runway show with her tiny chihuahua Pilaf nestled up in her arm. Somewhere in Beverly Hills, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie’s various toy-shaped puppies are nodding approvingly. The handheld pet seemed to be rather tame as it watched models like Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Claudia Schiffer grace the runway. It appeared to be a rather pet-friendly event, too, as Valentino designerStill, Moore’s bring your dog to a runway move was right out of the playbook of nearly every early aughts star—like
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