Many Moore was pleased by the playful outfit she rocked for an interview on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” in L.A. on Tuesday. And after things wrapped she shimmied her way outside the studio to prove it. “This is why I don’t dance but I sure had some fun twirling over at @jimmykimmellive and chatting about @darkestminds, @dawestheband and @nbcthisisus,” she captioned a video, showing how well she could move around in her dress while on her heels. Mandy Moore wears a Missoni dress with Jimmy Choo’s Minny sandals. CREDIT: Rex Shutterstock Moore held court on the late-night show wearing a striking Missoni fringe dress in warm shades of blue, yellow, pink and red. She completed the look in green Jimmy Choo sandals. A red carpet favorite among celebs, the luxury brand’s Minny sandals feature delicate straps across the toe and ankle. The shoes incorporate a cut out at the back of the 4-inch heel for a pop of sensuality. Mandy Moore wears a Missoni dress with Jimmy Choo’s Minny sandals. CREDIT: Rex Shutterstock Detail of Mandy Moore wearing Jimmy Choo’s Minny sandals. CREDIT: Rex Shutterstock It was a glam transformation for the “This Is Us” actress, who arrived at the studio in a fuss-free look, clad in a black and white airy dress with comfy pink slides ahead of a spectacular A-list makeover. Mandy Moore arrives at “Jimmy Kimmel Live.” CREDIT: Rex Shutterstock Want more? Mandy Moore Is Red-Hot In a Dangerously High-Slit Dress and 5-Inch Blade Heels Mandy Moore, Martha Stewart Walk Pink Carpet At ‘FFANY Shoes on Sale’ Gala Mandy Moore’s Heels Sparkled on the Red Carpet at ‘This Is Us’ Premiere<doc-sep>If you’ve been missing Mandy Moore’s music like can-day (aye, aye, aye), it looks like she’s got some new hits… in her pocket. The 34-year-old This Is Us star opened up on Tuesday’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live about going back to her musical roots after exciting fans with a recent Instagram post from the studio. “It’s been about 10 years since I’ve made a record. I am dipping my toe back in as we speak,” Moore shared. “I’ve just started writing.” The "Candy" singer added that her musician fiancé, Taylor Goldsmith, will certainly have an influence on her upcoming music. “I live with a songwriter so music is this sort of constant thread in our house,” she said, but wasn’t quite as concrete when asked if she’d duet with Goldsmith -- the lead singer of the band Dawes -- on her album. “Maybe we will, but we write together and we sing together. I sing on his records and I want him to come play on my records.” Moore even had an influence on Dawes' song, “Never Gonna Say Goodbye.” Goldsmith wrote the tune for Moore after she suffered a freak accident while the band was on tour. “I remember hearing it and I was like, ‘This has to go on the album.’ And he was like, ‘No, no, no. That’s, like, my language to you and I don’t know if I feel comfortable putting it out there.’ It was this weird role reversal where I was like, ‘No, no, people should hear that song,’ and it’s on their record.” Moore also dished about the fate of her hit NBC drama, This Is Us. Revealing that the cast started filming two weeks ago, the NBC star confirmed once again that they have already filmed scenes from the series finale. “There’s no predetermined end date… I think [creator Dan Fogelman] has an idea in his mind of when he sort of sees the story ending and he knows how it ends, which makes me feel good as an actor and as a viewer,” she said. “He knows where the story’s heading. I think just the nature of our show and the trajectory is, you know, people are certain ages now, and perhaps, they’re just going to keep getting older. So you’re capturing content in the can now.” While Moore wouldn’t reveal whether her character, Rebecca Pearson, was featured in the finale scene, she did note that she knows how the show ends. “I think the ending will be very satisfying for people,” she said. “I think it’s very true to sort of what the show evokes from all of us. Dan’s a master at that. People will feel their feelings.” Moore previously opened up to ET’s Nischelle Turner in May about filming the finale of This Is Us. Here's what she had to say: Mandy Moore Shockingly Reveals 'Parts' of 'This Is Us' Series Finale Have Been Filmed (Exclusive) This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. RELATED CONTENT: Mandy Moore Teases Her Return to Music -- See Her in the Studio! Mandy Moore Steals the Show in Fashion-Forward Looks at Paris Couture Week -- See Her Outfits! How Mandy Moore Brought Her 'True Dream House' to Life With Fiance Taylor Goldsmith Related Gallery<doc-sep>Mandy Moore stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live on Tuesday night, and we were equally invested in the This Is Us season three details she shared and the dress she wore. She showed up in a multicolored, spaghetti-strap fringe dress with a knit bodice by Missoni, and it's the kind of outfit that makes you feel good just looking at it! Mandy showed just how much movement the whimsical dress has by sharing a series of fun snaps on Instagram, writing, "I sure had some fun twirling over at @jimmykimmellive." I don't even dance, and I'm pretty convinced I need this dress in my closet ASAP. See more photos of her stunning dress ahead, and shop a few similar options for yourself.<doc-sep>As any dress-loving person who's attended a '20s-themed party can tell you, flapper fringe is a serious pleasure for the wearer. It might look alright on a mannequin, but the real joy is in the way all those tiny filaments fan out with every step or shimmy. While the motion is enough to make fringe fun on its own, the most classic flapper iterations tend to come in a less-than-lively monochrome black. Which is why Mandy Moore's version, worn on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Tuesday night, felt so fresh. Moore appeared on the show to promote her upcoming film "The Darkest Minds" and to discuss her TV show "This Is Us" wearing a Missoni dress featuring layers of flapper-appropriate fringe in a rainbow of candy-like colors. The dress's fitted bustier top added a sense of structure to the otherwise loosely-defined silhouette, and a bit of subtle sparkle added another layer of interest. Moore finished the look off perfectly with simple strappy heels, bright pinky-red lipstick and hair in a simple tousled ponytail. See more of Mandy's look — and her conversation with Kimmel — in the video below. 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No one knows when the hit drama "This Is Us" will come to an end, but there are some people who know how it will end. And one of them is leading lady Mandy Moore. The actress, who plays Pearson family matriarch Rebecca, paid a visit to "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Tuesday, and opened up — a little — about what she knows and how she knows it. Moore started by confirming that the cast has already filmed some scenes for the eventual series finale. "There's no predetermined end date, but ... I think (creator Dan Fogelman) has an idea in his mind of when he sort of sees the story ending and he knows how it ends, which makes me feel good as an actor and as a viewer. He knows where the story is heading." And that's why he knows that it's important to film some crucial future moments in the time-hopping plot ahead of time. "I think just the nature of our show and the trajectory is that ... you know, people are certain ages now, and perhaps they're just going to keep getting older," Moore said, all while trying not to say too much. "So (we're) capturing content in the can now." Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore as Jack and Rebecca Pearson on "This Is Us." Ron Batzdorff/NBC She added that she's not certain that all of the stars were aware that they were shooting for series finale when the cameras were rolling. So even if they were featured in a scene to come, they may not know exactly what's to come. Like she does. "I do, yes," she said with a smile. And when asked if that ending-to-be would be satisfying for fans who've followed the Pearson family's emotional journey thus far, she had good news. "I think the ending will be very satisfying for people. I think it's very true to what the show evokes from all of us." Which means it's never too soon to start stocking up on tissues for what will undoubtedly be a tearjerker (and then some) ending.