Amal Clooney wears butter yellow dress to the premiere of George Clooney’s Venice Film Festival
On Sunday, Amal Clooney walked the red carpet of the 2024 Venice Film Festival with her husband George Clooney for the premiere of his new film. WolvesThe lawyer shone in a sleeveless, pale yellow Versace dress with a flowing waterfall skirt made of fine net that fell behind her in a short train. The ribbed bodice clung to her figure and was lined with delicate lace at the neckline.
Amal wore her hair loose and parted to the side and accessorized with a pair of pearl earrings. In one hand she carried a small hardshell clutch by Judith Leiber and shoes by Aquazzura. For makeup she wore light blush and shimmery eye shadow. George wore a classic black suit and bow tie.
Some photos show the couple leaning lovingly against each other, with George holding her hand as they walked.
A few days earlier, Amal was seen arriving with George in another yellow look, this time in a tiered mini dress that she paired with a wide-brimmed straw hat and espadrilles.
The couple was spotted this weekend with Brad Pitt and his girlfriend Ines de Ramon, first at a dinner and then on the red carpet for Wolveswhere they posed together.
In a recent interview with GQGeorge talked about his new project and why he has returned to acting rather than directing since the birth of his twins Ella and Alexander in 2017.
“The main reason is that I’m going to be directing for a year now and my kids are a certain age now,” he explained. “We’re not going to take our kids out of school and let them run around. Before, they could just come along and we all went. But that’s different now. So I’ll probably focus on other things now, like acting.”
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire, and elsewhere. Her first book, The lonely hunter, will be published in February 2022 by Dial Press.
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