Amal Clooney stepped out in another winning red carpet look last night (9 May) to attend a gala event with husband George Clooney. The human rights lawyer wore a beautiful 1920s-inspired fringed Armani dress to join her husband at an event in Orlando to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing hosted by Omega - for which George is an ambassador. Her golden one-shoulder gown featured several tiered layers of delicate fringing which swayed as she walked. Gerardo Mora Getty Images She paired the dress with metallic pointed courts, a gold clutch bag and statement earrings, with her hair worn in glossy waves swept to one side. She finished her look with a deep fuchsia lip. Getty Images George was equally as polished in a dapper black tux and bow-tie. The actor recently spoke about sharing his birthday with the new royal baby, Archie. Gerardo Mora Getty Images "It was a little irritating, because that kid really is stealing my thunder!" Clooney joked to ET. "This was my day! I was sharing it already with Orson Welles and Sigmund Freud!" The actor and director also shared his delight for the royal couple, adding: "I'm very happy. They're a lovely couple, so it's very exciting." Amal is close friends with Meghan, having attended her baby shower in New York back in February. The Clooneys also attended Harry and Meghan's royal wedding in May 2018. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>Although Amal and George Clooney skipped this year's Met Gala, they still delivered a glamorous red carpet moment of their own this week. The couple attended the premiere of George's new Hulu miniseries, Catch-22, last night in Los Angeles and while it wasn't "camp," Amal's red carpet look definitely didn't disappoint. Going for an '80s glam moment, the human rights attorney stunned in a green one-shouldered dress by Oscar de la Renta. She styled the asymmetric look with sparkling purple earrings and rings, along with a black clutch and . George and Amal Clooney at the premiere of Hulu’s Catch-22 in Los Angeles. Frazer Harrison Getty Images Clooney's date night dress, which is from Oscar de la Renta's Pre-Fall 2019 collection, is still available to shop online, along with her . Asymmetric One-Shoulder Silk-Taffeta Mini Dress Oscar de la Renta modaoperandi.com $4,790.00 SHOP NOW While on the red carpet, George gushed about his wife Amal and their two kids Ella and Alexander to ET, "I'm not mad at anything. I got a brilliant, beautiful wife, I got two knuckleheads for kids, life's great." RB/Bauer-Griffin Getty Images But this week wasn't just about glamorous red carpet moments for Amal. Earlier in the week, she and her legal team helped release two Reuters journalists who had been imprisoned in Myanmar for reporting on the abuses of the Rohingya Muslims. The human rights lawyer said it was an "honor" to represent the journalists commenting, "It is inspiring to see a news organization so committed to the protection of innocent men and the profession of journalism. I hope that their release signals a renewed commitment to press freedom in Myanmar." This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>George Clooney celebrated his 58th birthday on Monday, which happened to be the same day Prince Harry and Meghan Markle welcomed their brand new bundle of joy, and the handsome star wasn't too thrilled about having to share the spotlight. Speaking with ET's Nancy O'Dell at the premiere of his upcoming Hulu dramedy Catch-22 in Hollywood on Tuesday, Clooney laughingly addressed the regal birth, and how it affected his own special day. "It was a little irritating, because that kid really is stealing my thunder!" Clooney joked. "This was my day! I was sharing it already with Orson Welles and Sigmund Freud!" Clooney and the as-of-yet unnamed royal baby also share their birthday with rapper Meek Mill, Dancing With the Stars host Tom Bergeron, former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair, silent film star Rudolph Valentino, NBA all-star Chris Paul and singer-songwriter Bob Seger. While Clooney feigned disappointment over sharing the b-day attention, the actor -- who was one of the celeb guests as the Royal wedding when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex tied the knot almost a year ago -- said he was overjoyed for the new parents. "I'm very happy. They're a lovely couple, so it's very exciting," Clooney marveled. Earlier in the evening, Clooney sat down on Jimmy Kimmel Live! where he also addressed the royal baby, and shut down wild rumors that the new parents would turn to him to be their baby's god father. "That would be a bad idea," Clooney deadpanned. "I shouldn't be the god father. I'm a father of twins and I can barely do that!" ""I should not be anyone's god father!" he added with a laugh. However, despite having two children of his own -- 1-year-old twins Alex and Ella, whom he shares with wife Amal Clooney -- Clooney told ET on the red carpet that he doesn't feel it's his place to give the Duke and Duchess, or anyone else for that matter, advice on anything. "I don't give advice, I'm 58," he quipped. "At 58 you just go, 'Ugggh.' I just walk with a walker everywhere I go." While Clooney may joke about slowing down now that he's in his late 50s, there's certainly no sign of that when it comes to his career. Especially with his new Hulu series Catch-22, on which he serves as an executive producer, director and star. Explaining what drew him to the project in such a big capacity, Clooney explained, "I thought it was a really good script and I thought it was a really good time." "I think it's always a really good time to talk about the absurdity of war," he added. "I don't think that ever gets old." While satires about the morality of military action and combat may interest a certain demographic, Clooney also joked that he wanted to broaden the show's appeal so he made sure to include a lot of "male nudity" and shirtless men. "What happens is, no one asks me to take my shirt off anymore, so I made them take their shirts off!" Clooney said with faux-indignation in his voice. Whether you're interested in a searing dark comedy about the surreal absurdity of combat or just want to see shirtless men, fans can catch Clooney's new series Catch-22 when it premieres on Hulu on May 17. George Clooney Defends 'Vilified' Meghan Markle This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. GET THE ET NEWSLETTER Email By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy RELATED CONTENT: George Clooney Says His Twins Are Already Great at Pulling Pranks George Clooney Is Marvelous and Maniacal in New Trailer for 'Catch-22' Prince William Is 'Absolutely Thrilled' That Prince Harry Is a Dad Related Gallery<doc-sep>Watch : Lady Gaga's Epic Entrance at 2019 Met Gala Red Carpet Lady Gaga's dramatic entrance may have overshadowed most 2019 Met Gala arrivals, but it didn't prevent the stealthiest of pop culture fans from pointing out who didn't quite make it to the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday evening. For starters, we let out a collective wail when Rihanna didn't ascend the pink carpet steps. She's attended seven Met Gala ceremonies over the years, and in 2018 co-chaired the event alongside Amal Clooney (who was also M.I.A. tonight) and Donatella Versace. Some equally as upsetting absent stars included Blake Lively, who revealed just last week that she's pregnant, as well as Taylor Swift, Sarah Jessica Parker and drumroll, please.... Beyoncé! The nerve of those A-listers, right? There's most likely some perfectly plausible reasons they couldn't RSVP, but that won't stop us from missing what could have been.<doc-sep>
From someone who's not so Hollywood, Amal Clooney sure knows how to do glamor just like the movie stars. The esteemed lawyer attended Omega's 50th anniversary celebration for the Apollo 11 moon landing in Orlando, Florida alongside her movie star husband, George Clooney. The Clooney's both chose Giorgio Armani for the occasion, as the designer is a long time friend of George. Amal wore a custom one-shoulder tiered fringe dress in an exquisite champagne hue. She added gold accessories to match, but included a pop of color with purple gem-stone earrings a bold red lip. Clooney's hair in soft waves really sealed the deal on her Old Hollywood look. George looked very dapper in his classic black tuxedo. It's been a busy week for the Clooney's as George is currently promoting his newest project, a military-centric mini-series called Catch-22 for Hulu. The It couple just attended the Los Angeles premiere on Wednesday, May 8th. This week George appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres show to promote his new work, and gave a little insight into his family life with Amal and their twin son and daughter. "Here's the scary part because they obviously got my wife's brains," he noted. "They're not quite two and they can count from one to 20 in English and Italian. I'm still trying to do the English part," the actor joked. Clooney also mentioned that their children are starting to pick up on their mother's British accent. "I’ve got to fix that. That’s not going to happen," Clooney told DeGeneres. Surprisingly, George and Amal were absent from Monday's Met Gala, one of the biggest nights in fashion attended by Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian West, Gwyneth Paltrow and many more. The couple were in attendance last year, and in 2017. George and Amal Clooney at the 2018 Met Gala Getty Images