That’s amore.
George and Amal Clooney have been putting on a glam display in Italy this week as they attend the 80th annual Venice Film Festival, and the human rights lawyer brought out another elegant ensemble as she was honored at the 14th annual DVF Awards Thursday night.
Amal, 45, stunned in a vintage blush lace Christian Dior dress from Tab Vintage for the event, which was hosted by Diane von Furstenberg and The Diller-von Furstenberg Family Foundation.
Mrs. Clooney’s asymmetrical drop-waisted gown featured a tulle overlay over its delicate lace and a sweeping train that trailed behind her as she stepped onto a waiting boat, as seen in a video shared by the vintage retailer on Instagram.
She paired the designer’s fall/winter 2000 creation with strappy metallic heels, a bronze clutch and shoulder-sweeping statement earrings, wearing her hair half-back to show off her jewels.
Proud husband George looked dapper in a black suit with an unbuttoned navy shirt underneath, holding hands with his wife as they entered the glam awards.
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Fans went wild over Amal’s blush look, like stylist Ariana Weisner, who commented, “DEAD. She wins!” on Tab Vintage’s Instagram post showing off her look.
“WHOA AND that is how you do sheer!!! 🙌👏” a fan added, while a third Instagram user commented, “She’s barbie, he’s just ken,” on the retailer’s video clip.
Amal was honored for her human rights work at the event, accepting the foundation’s Leadership Award alongside four other women including actress Lily Singh and Amina J. Mohammed, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.
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Aside from her jaw-dropping awards outfit, the fashionable mom of two wowed in a white and blue minidress as she arrived matching with George on Tuesday, then upped the glam factor in a green gown for a date night with her husband later that night.
With plenty of Venetian nights ahead for the couple, we’re predicting even more fashion wins.
