Amal Wears a Strapless Cherry-Print Dress for NYC Date Night With George Clooney
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They Clooneys are back together in New York City, and back to delighting us with their romance.
On Saturday, George and Amal Clooney stepped out for a date night in Manhattan—with George looking suave and Amal looking glamorous as ever. The couple grabbed dinner with Bono (yes, that Bono), and later moved to the iconic Polo Bar for drinks.
The British barrister wore a white, strapless, mesh dress from Stella McCartney adorned with a subtle print of cherries on their stems. She wore the dreamy maxi dress with metallic accessories: clear flats with gold pointed toes, a matching reflective gold clutch, and dangly gold earrings.
George stayed true to his cool and dapper style in a navy suit that he wore over a black polo and paired with black dress shoes and a gray baseball cap.
George has been stationed in New York for a couple months now, as he has been leading his Broadway play Good Night, and Good Luck. His final performance is on June 8, which is also the night of the Tony Awards.$1250.00 at stellamccartney.com
Amal has been by George's side for much of his Broadway run, but has also been jetting around the world for various engagements, including the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. There, she attended the premiere of Bono's documentary, Stories of Surrender. And she was the picture of glamour in a black off-the-shoulder gown from John Galliano's era at Christian Dior.
Days later, Amal showed out in a magnificent beaded gold gown in Osaka, Japan, where she went to celebrate the third edition of the 2025 Cartier Women's Initiative Impact Awards.
The Clooneys don't stop.
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