Amal Clooney showcased her impeccable fashion sense on Wednesday as she rocked a casual chic ensemble while out in Manhattan with her mother Baria Alamuddin.
The 44-year-old human rights lawyer looked totally at ease in an eye-catching top that sparkled in the night thanks to hundreds of silver sequins decorating.
She and her mother were spotted as they left their Midtown Manhattan hotel before heading to the West Village for dinner at the upscale steakhouse 4 Charles Prime Rib.
On the town: Amal Clooney, 44, showed off her casual style as she left her hotel in Midtown Manhattan with her mother Baria Alamuddin to head to dinner in New York City’s West Village on Wednesday
Amal glowed in her sheer silver blouse, which was only loosely tucked into her pants.
She covered up the playful item with a more sober black double-breasted blazer with short peaked lapels.
The barrister contrasted her flashier jacket and top with relaxed-fit high-waisted jeans.
She amplified her 5ft9in stature with a set of pointy silver heels, and she accessorized with a small black handbag.
Amal styled her lustrous brunette locks with a side part and let them fall down across her shoulders in thick waves.
The voluminous hair was swept aside to frame her dangling silver earrings and a splash of crimson on her lips.
Shiny: The human rights lawyer looked totally at ease in an eye-catching top that sparkled in the night thanks to hundreds of silver sequins decorating
Suited up: She covered up the playful item with a more sober black double-breasted blazer with short peaked lapels
Taking it easy: The barrister contrasted her flashier jacket and top with relaxed-fit high-waisted jeans, and she amplified her 5ft9in stature with a set of pointy silver heels
Long hair, don’t care: Amal styled her lustrous brunette locks with a side part and let them fall down across her shoulders in thick waves
Amal’s mother Baria opted for a more opulent look with a short cream-colored fur coat.
She wore it over a violet suit, which was enlivened with delicate beaded designs running up the sides of her pant legs.
Baria completed her look with a black alligator-print handbag and blue alligator-print pumps.
She had her dark brown tresses swept back, and she wore a gold luxury wristwatch and strands of diamond earrings.
While exiting the hotel, she stopped to shake the hand of a man waiting outside the hotel lobby.
Catching up: While exiting the hotel, Amal’s mother Baria stopped to shake the hand of a man waiting outside the hotel lobby
Colorful: She opted for a more opulent look with a short cream-colored fur coat. She wore it over a violet suit, which was enlivened with beaded designs up the sides of her pant legs
Accessorized: Baria completed her look with a black alligator-print handbag and blue alligator-print pumps
Amal and her mother’s evening out in New York City came after the lawyer’s appearance at the United Nations earlier in the day.
The British–Lebanese wife of George Clooney was seen arriving in a tasteful black polka dot dress with a matching short-sleeved blazer atop it.
She had on modest black heels and blocked out the bright light with chunky black sunglasses while carrying a large black bag with her papers.
Lovely: Amal and her mother’s evening out came after the lawyer’s appearance at the United Nations earlier in the day. The British–Lebanese wife of George Clooney was seen arriving in a tasteful black polka dot dress with a matching short-sleeved blazer atop it
Speaking out: During a tense session at the UN, Clooney accused the body of ignoring potential war crimes perpetrated by Russia amid its ongoing invasion of Ukraine during an informal meeting of the Security Council
During a tense session, Clooney accused the UN of ignoring potential war crimes perpetrated by Russia amid its ongoing invasion of Ukraine during an informal meeting of the Security Council.
‘Here we are, faced with the evidence of crimes of aggression, war crimes, crimes against humanity and mounting evidence each day of the crime of genocide,’ she said during her statement, via The Hill.
She went on to describe Ukraine as a ‘slaughterhouse’ in the ‘heart of Europe,’ and she expressed concerns that evidence of alleged Russian war crimes would merely sit in ‘storage’ for years to come.
