Looking like a dream in canary yellow, Amal Clooney was spotted hand-in-hand with her husband George on Friday at the 81st Venice Film Festival.
The Hollywood power couple enjoyed a laid-back outing after spending a cosy evening dining with Apple CEO Tim Cook. Human rights lawyer Amal, 46, flashed a beaming smile as she stepped out in style, rocking an outfit reminiscent of one of her most famous looks of all time.
She donned a floaty lemon number with a nipped-in waist, a plissé design, and a frothy tulle skirt. Her wow-worthy Sex and The City moment was completed thanks to a wide-brimmed straw hat, a blush mini bag, and a pair of towering strappy heels.
Amal wore her sunkissed hair loose in natural waves, highlighted her smile with a slick of mauve lipstick, and donned a pair of oversized sunglasses to polish off the look.
Gravity star George, meanwhile, was dressed in a smart black polo shirt, white chinos, and a pair of box-fresh sneakers.
Yellow is certainly Amal's colour – and this ensemble reminded us of the stunning canary-hued dress she wore to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding back in 2018.
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The Stella McCartney 'Angie' design will go down in history as one of her most memorable, and the bold hue really suited her.
George and Amal's link to Venice
The A-list duo are expected to attend the premiere of George's new comedy Wolfs on Sunday, which sees him take on the leading role opposite longtime friend Brad Pitt.
The Clooneys' Italy trip is all the more special for the couple since they tied the knot in Venice a decade ago this September.
The Hollywood power couple, who are parents to seven-year-old twins Ella and Alexander, typically take a walk down memory lane by returning to Italy to mark their wedding anniversary. The trip often coincides with George's promotional work at the Venice Film Festival.
The Clooneys got married at the Palazzo Ca' Farsetti in September 2014. Beautiful bride Amal wore an ivory power suit with a contrasting navy trim, hailing from Stella McCartney.
A glittering reception followed at the Aman Canal Grande, Venice’s only seven-star hotel, which saw Amal change into a French lace Oscar de la Renta dress with a cathedral-length veil.
George told HELLO! at the time why Italy was so close to their hearts, revealing: "We met in Italy. We have a home there. We knew that was where we wanted to get married."
Italy is also where the Ocean's Eleven actor's most famous property is located. Villa Oleandra, perched on the water's edge in Lake Como, is one of the most iconic celebrity homes in the world.
The 18th-century villa is worth an estimated $100 million and boasts 25 bedrooms, a swimming pool and tennis courts.