Tallulah Willis' Debut into the High Society

Online, December 7, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Tallulah Willis, the youngest daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis finally made way to the high society recently. The event - "Le Bal des Debutantes" was organized at the Crillon Hotel Paris that overlooks the Place de la Concorde.

Tallulah was wearing a gown in black with silver sequencing designed by Lanvin. Accompanying her were her sisters Rumer and Scout along with her father Bruce. The event marked the official entering of Tallulah to the high society, with her dad's support no doubt.

With mother Demi Moore missing from the event, Bruce acted protectively and raised a toast to his daughter. He acted differently from what he was when Scout was the debutante. He danced with Tallulah until midnight and appeared relaxed. Willis wanted to assure her that the social evening was exclusively for her.

Willis aged 56, on the other hand is expecting a baby from his second wife Emma Heming. Demi's absence was attributed to her being caught up in the recent separation with Ashton Kutcher. She decided recently to end a six year marriage with him.

Demi however was spotted with a so called mystery man in Los Angeles, and soon rumors spread like wild fire assuming that she is already seeing another man.

The ball marked tremendous importance to Tallulah as it introduces- 23 young women to high society. These women represent different countries and they are mostly the daughters of business tycoons and aristocrats. The ball has a charitable flavor too. This year's ball provides aid to the FEED Foundation that seeks to fight malnutrition and hunger round the world.

The event took place first in 1957, but due to political events it ended in 1968. It was however re launched in 1991, and since has received the top 10 listings among other social events by Forbes Magazine.