Add Page Six on Google 5 Amal Clooney was spotted in Lake Como with her family, headed to a dinner hosted by the Clooney Foundation for Justice. BACKGRID Amal Clooney is a vision in Italy.
Seen at Lake Como’s Villa Passalacqua with her family, Clooney chose a black vintage John Galliano gown for the Clooney Foundation for Justice fundraising dinner on Tuesday.
The floor-skimming slip dress features embroidered flowers and an oversized chartreuse velvet bow across the torso and was part of the designer’s fall/winter 2004 collection.
The lawyer and activist added cascading gold drop earrings and a pair of oversized sunglasses to her look, carrying a burgundy woven leather bag and pictured shoeless.
She held hands with 8-year-old son Alexander, who wore a tan suit and sandals, while twin sister Ella was also in toe with dad George, who chose a light gray suit.
Amal is well known for her penchant for vintage looks. Last month, she chose a vintage Thierry Mugler suede dress while spending the day out and about in Capri with her husband.
This past spring, she slipped into a metallic gold gown from Alexander McQueen — the very same one Cameron Diaz first wore almost two decades prior.
The choice of designer this time around, however, is a topical one as it was announced earlier this month that the 2027 Met Gala will honor Galliano’s work, in a move that’s proved controversial.
Clooney is a fan of the designer, wearing his pieces often and has previously worked with stylist Alexis Roche, who has been Galliano’s longtime partner.
Perhaps the lawyer will make a return to the ball this coming May.
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