Human rights lawyer Amal Clooney and her Hollywood heartthrob husband George Clooney marked a year of being married on Sunday, Sept. 27. The duo celebrated their anniversary a couple of days in advance on Friday at Asanebo in Studio City, California.
For their first anniversary date night, the fashion icon wore an asymmetric dress by Tome. The red-black striped silk handkerchief dress featured a plunging neckline and is sleeveless. Amal paired the long dress with ankle strap rope wedges in nude, Vogue reported. She accessorised with huge pearl drop earrings, a nude clutch bag and her statement red lipstick, InStyle reported. Her long raven tresses were styled into a glossy blowout.
The lawyer reportedly never repeats a dress, and her designer outfits mostly consist of European luxury ready-to-wear along with vintage and couture labels. Before her marriage to George Clooney, her go-to designer for work was French brand Paule Ka, and she enhanced her official look by carrying Alice+Olivia bags.
Talking about the high-profile barrister’s fashion statement, Joe Zee, editor-in-chief of Yahoo Style, said that Amal is unapologetic about liking fashion, The New York Post reported. She also has insider access to all the top labels.
Meanwhile, TLC host Stacy London said that the style icon has not yet found a casual style that suits her. “Formal just suits her better. She’s too coiffed for that look,” the host of “Love, Lust or Run” said.
A source told US Weekly in April that the 54-year-old actor had installed a runway, floor-to-ceiling mirrors and a light system in her closet at the couple’s home in Studio City, Los Angeles. The closet houses Amal’s Dior, Oscar de la Renta and Alexander McQueen ensembles.
Her actor husband said in an interview in May that his wife has a great taste. Clooney even joked that they required “another bedroom” at their home for her designer wardrobe.
Amal is known for her impeccable sense of style. Fashion expert and founder of Glam4Good, Mary Alice Stephenson, said that the high-flying lawyer seemed to have taken a page from Princess Diana. “She understands how clothes can draw attention and make a statement,” Stephenson added.
Meanwhile, the A-list couple did not have an elaborate first anniversary celebration, as the “Tomorrowland” star attended the memorial of his close friend Jerry Weintraub on Sunday, ET Online reported.
Check out Amal Clooney's fashion choices on the professional as well as personal front in the slideshow above.
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Amal Clooney (front), lawyer of former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed arrives at the High Court in Male City, Maldives September 9, 2015. Amal Clooney met the jailed former president of the Maldives, who was convicted of terrorism in a case that has drawn international criticism, a day before a key High Court hearing. Reuters/Waheed MohamedAmal Clooney (C), lawyer of former Maldives president Mohamed Nasheed, leaves Maafushi prison after meeting Nasheed in the Maldives September 8, 2015. International human rights lawyer Clooney arrived in Male on Monday to try to secure Nasheed's release, after he was convicted of terrorism in a case that has drawn international criticism. Reuters/Waheed MohamedLawyer Amal Clooney, defending Al Jazeera television journalist's Mohamed Fahmy, talks to Troy Lulashnyk, Canadian Ambassador to Egypt, before hearing the verdict at a court in Cairo, Egypt, August 29, 2015. An Egyptian court sentenced three Al Jazeera TV journalists to three years in prison on Saturday for operating without a press license and broadcasting material harmful to Egypt, a case that has triggered an international outcry. The verdict in a retrial was issued against Mohamed Fahmy, a naturalised Canadian who has given up his Egyptian citizenship, Baher Mohamed, an Egyptian, and Peter Greste, an Australian who was deported in February. Reuters/Asmaa WaguihCast member George Clooney (L) poses with his wife Amal on the red carpet during the Japan premiere of the movie "Tomorrowland" in Tokyo May 25, 2015. Reuters/Toru HanaiCast member George Clooney poses with his wife Amal and her niece Mia Alamuddin (L) at the premiere of "Tomorrowland" at AMC theatres in Downtown Disney in Anaheim, California May 9, 2015. The movie opens in the U.S. on May 22. Reuters/Mario AnzuoniGeorge Clooney and wife Amal Clooney arrive at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala 2015 celebrating the opening of "China: Through the Looking Glass," in Manhattan, New York May 4, 2015. Reuters/Lucas JacksonHuman rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin Clooney (C), Geoffrey Robertson (3nd R), head of Doughty Street Chambers, and David Hill (2nd L), head of the International Committee for the Reunification of the Parthenon Marbles arrive at the ministry of Culture and Sports for a meeting with Greek minister Konstantinos Tasoulas (not pictured) in Athens October 14, 2014. Lebanese-born Alamuddin, fresh from her marriage to Hollywood heart-throb George Clooney last month, arrived in Athens to advise the Greek government in its battle to repatriate the ancient Elgin Marbles statues from Britain. Reuters/Yorgos KarahalisHuman rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin Clooney (C) is guided by Greece's Minister of Culture and Sports Konstantinos Tasoulas (R) and President of the Acropolis museum Dimitris Pantermalis during a visit at the Parthenon hall inside the museum in Athens October 15, 2014. Lebanese-born Alamuddin arrived in Athens to advise the Greek government in its battle to repatriate the ancient Elgin Marbles statues from Britain. Reuters/Yorgos KarahalisU.S. actor George Clooney and his wife Amal Alamuddin leave the seven-star hotel Aman Canal Grande Venice in Venice September 28, 2014. The world's most famous bachelor broke a vow to remain single on Saturday and married human rights lawyer Alamuddin during a weekend of lavish celebrations in Venice. The Italian city of gondolas and palazzi looked like Hollywood on the Adriatic as A-list guests cruised between luxury hotels for the extravaganza, billed as the party of the year even as details were kept largely secret. Reuters/Alessandro Bianchi
