Amal Clooney‘s Venice Film Festival style streak continued with her Stella McCartney look for Friday’s “The Future Of… Creativity” hosted by Finch & Partners and Creative Artists Agency at Scuola Grande della Misericordia.
Joined by her husband of nearly 12 years, George Clooney, Amal sported the raspberry print maxidress by the British designer. The statement dress, which hails from the high summer collection, was adorned with an all-over raspberry print motif, hand-painted at the London atelier of McCartney’s eponymous label.
The dress, retailing for $1,690, was crafted with a stretchy, lightweight recycled mesh. The neckline of the statement piece added a dose of versatility. Worn by Clooney in an off-the-shoulder style, the neckline could also be worn with an asymmetric angle or bandeau variation.
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The silhouette of the dress created a streamlined effect, with the warm tones effectively evoking a late summertime aura. As for finishing touches, Clooney wore gold statement earrings and a pair of chocolatey sunglasses.
A neutral bag and coordinated sandal pumps completed Clooney’s look. The British-Lebanese human rights attorney walked hand-in-hand with actor George Clooney, who went mostly monochrome with his all black suited style.
Sporting Stella McCartney was a departure from Clooney’s recent styles spotlighting Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann. Upon touching down in Venice on Tuesday, Clooney wore a selection from the luxury American label’s spring 2027 collection — a dark moss silk satin low scoop-neck tank top with coordinated mini shorts, and single-breasted blazer.
On Wednesday, Clooney wore a femme fatale number from Haider Ackermann’s designs, a custom-made black graphic gown crafted in black silk taffeta, defined by narrow sculptural panels and irregular razor-sharp pleating, to the Venice Film Festival opening ceremony red carpet.
The 2026 Venice Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday and concludes Sept. 12. Actors George Clooney and Ellen Burstyn were honored with the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement. Films like Danny Boyle’s “Ink” and Werner Herzog’s “Bucking Fastard,” starring sisters Kate and Rooney Mara, will premiere.
