Today (September 4), the Clooneys continued to rule the Venice canals, sailing toward ‘The Future Of… Creativity’ event at Scuola Grande della Misericordia. It’s a symposium that brings together industry leaders to discuss creativity in an “an era of technological change.” Speakers, including George Clooney, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Alexandre Desplat, will discuss “authorship, originality, and the protection of human creativity.” (It’s a topic George has proved passionate about, having mentioned the threat of artificial intelligence on the creative industries in his speech when receiving his award.)
Amal wore an artful design by Stella McCartney: a raspberry spot-printed chiffon dress with a softly ruched silhouette and fluid column shape. She wore cream mules and accessorized with brown oversized oval sunglasses, gold drop earrings, and a metallic accented cream bag with a silver link chain handle.
VENICE, ITALY – SEPTEMBER 04: Amal Clooney and George Clooney arrive at “The Future Of… Creativity” hosted by Finch & Partners and Creative Artists Agency at Scuola Grande della Misericordia on September 04, 2026 in Venice, Italy. (Photo by Victor Boyko/Getty Images for WDM ENTERTAINMENT )Victor Boyko/Getty Images
If we’re to look back through the years, Clooney has had plenty of sartorial successes in the floating city. Last year, she was a vision in magenta at the Jay Kelly premiere, wearing a vintage taffeta confection with an almost campy train by Jean-Louis Scherre. Her go-to, though, always ends up with Versace—from 2024’s corseted and ruffled gown to the lilac dress she wore in 2017 shortly after the birth of the couple’s twins. And after seeing Nicole Kidman’s Pieter Mulier for Versace debut earlier this week, we can only hope to see more of the designer’s vision on Amal in the coming days.
Of course, there’s over a week left of Venice, and plenty more time for Amal Clooney to keep turning fun these looks on the lido. Andiamo!
