Amal Clooney, who married Clooney in a lavish Italian
ceremony last year, offset her one-shouldered flowing gown with
her own white opera gloves as she accompanied her husband, who
will receive a lifetime achievement award on Sunday.
The human rights lawyer added a "Je Suis Charlie" pin on her
purse while Clooney wore one on his lapel, in support of the
victims of the attack on French satirical newspaper "Charlie
Hebdo" last week.
Since getting engaged, Amal Clooney has earned praise for her
high fashion picks, opting for French, Italian and British
designers and becoming a staple on best dressed lists. Her
gloves on Sunday set off their own viral Twitter trend, #GoldenGloves.
"Amal is the big 'get' in the fashion world right now," said
Eric Wilson, fashion news director at InStyle fashion magazine.
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"Wearing gloves on a red carpet, as simple as it sounds, is a
very dramatic move," he added.
White was the chosen hue for the chilly night.
Nominee Emily Blunt spun a Grecian twist on the classic white
dress in a draped Michael Kors gown, while Kate Hudson opted for
a flesh-baring Versace fitted dress with cutouts.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus kept a sleek look in one-shouldered Narciso
Rodriguez, while Rosamund Pike divided critics with her white
Vera Wang dress with cutouts.
Sienna Miller in Miu Miu and a pregnant Keira Knightley in
Chanel opted for white with floral prints.
Red, often regarded as a risky choice for stars for fear of
blending into the carpet, was featured in all silhouettes, from
Helen Mirren in a fitted Dolce and Gabbana embellished gown to
"Girls" stars Lena Dunham in a backless satin Zac Posen and
Allison Williams in a strapless sequined Armani Prive number.
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Viola Davis won praise for her fitted strapless Donna Karan
embellished red gown, while Taylor Schilling opted for a deep red
Ralph Lauren halterneck gown with a flowing skirt.
But welcome pops of color amid the red and white came from nominees
such as Amy Adams, who opted for a periwinkle Versace one-shouldered
gown, and Naomi Watts in a yellow Gucci column accessorized with a
Bulgari snake necklace.
Maggie Gyllenhaal opted for a dusky pink strapless dress and Anna
Kendrick channeled her "Into The Woods" character Cinderella in a
blush pink embellished Monique Lhuillier gown.
Last year's red carpet darling Lupita Nyong'o stood out in a purple
Giambattista Valli gown covered in ruffled flower motifs, which
Wilson said led the trend for texture tonight.
"There's a real movement in 3-D texture in fashion, and it looks
like Lupita is wearing fireworks," he said. "She wears bright colors
so beautifully, it's quite stunning."
Jessica Chastain led the metallic trend in a bronze Versace plunging
number, while Reese Witherspoon went for all out glamour in silver
sequined fitted Calvin Klein.
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Jennifer Lopez shimmered in a plunging silver Zuhair Murad dress
while best actress nominee Julianne Moore wore a gun-metal Givenchy
gown.
(Editing by Mary Milliken and Eric Walsh)
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