The Clooneys have formally touched down in Venice!
Tomorrow, Hollywood stalwart George Clooney is ready to obtain the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement award throughout the 2026 Venice Film Festival’s grand opening ceremony. And forward of the massive soirée, he and his spouse, Amal Clooney, had been noticed arriving within the dreamy Italian metropolis, zipping down the canals in one in all its signature wood boats. (Because are you even in Venice for those who didn’t take a journey in a single?)
While tomorrow’s official occasion is bound to ship a glamorous type second from the couple that’s worthy of one of many most-watched purple carpets – they’re no strangers to nailing a proper outing collectively, in spite of everything – the Clooneys kicked off Venice in a extra laid-back register. But simply because they had been off-duty didn’t imply that their ensembles had been any much less refined.
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Amal donned an olive-green satin tank high with a scoop neck and matching mini shorts, courtesy of Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann – only a day after Celine Dion wore a similarly-hued jacket by the label. George, in the meantime, stored it refined in his navy polo shirt, white trousers and a belt to match. The coordinated color palettes had been completely on-point – complementary, with out being too matchy-matchy.
George and Amal have an extended historical past of serving up glamour whereas in Venice. Last 12 months there was the unforgettable magenta robe (classic Jean-Louis Scherrer) that Amal wore to George’s Jay Kelly premiere. In 2024, she donned a butter-yellow corseted Versace robe – with George all the time by her aspect in a basic tuxedo. Clearly, this 12 months, the Clooneys are going for it with eye-catching fashions once more. Start putting your bets now on what they may put on for the primary occasion tomorrow. Perhaps Amal will comply with in Nicole Kidman’s footsteps and put on one other Pieter Mulier-for-Versace debut quantity? It is one in all her go-to manufacturers, in spite of everything.