10 times Amal Clooney Proved to Be a Fashion Icon
By Sarah Alblowi
Amal Clooney’s classy and effortlessly chic looks make you almost think she’s the next Meghan Markle. You will hardly spot this beauty in jeans or sweats. From velvety red carpets to royal weddings, Amal is a style icon for women all over the world and we can clearly take some fashion tips from the queen.
We admire her courage beyond fashion, like her active role in human rights and her background as a lawyer. Who doesn’t respect a powerful educated women who extends their helping arm while keeping their looks on lock?
Here are 10 of my ultimate favorite looks:
During her latest appearance, Amal looked like a fashion killer in her cape gown to Prince Charles’ Royal dinner at Buckingham Palace. Blending in like absolute royalty.
All yellowed out and matching, the beauty wore a breathtaking customized gown by Stella Mccartney at THE Royal Wedding.
A very Monte Carlo appropriate look, white flowy flared pant and yop with a matching beach hat from one of her favorite brands, Stella Mccartney.
The floral gown took people by surprise!
Just when you thought she couldn’t pull it off, she came out looking stunning and classy. Pants in the front and long trained gown in the back, major goals.
Not many can pull off white gloves on the red carpet. Amal looked like a modern Audrey or Marilyn Monroe with her shameless diamond earring.
Her first appearance after her twins, you can see the mommy glowing in her lavender Ermanno Scervino cocktail gown and fearless red lips.
That perfect tan, the side part with waves, and the high thigh slit, I simply can’t get over how the mommy is absolutely shining here. You would think she was a Hollywood star.
Like the hero that she is, she wore a navy and white spaghetti strap dress to her UNCA event. Elegance, class and a lot of brains. Can we take a moment to admire her natural effortless beauty?
Blossoming in her Giambattista Valli Couture, Amal once again took chic to the next level in her little dress, a very spring approved look.
