Amal Clooney’s style is something we could all learn a few lessons from. Whether the human rights barrister is power-dressing at work or walking the red carpet with husband George Clooney, her wardrobe always hits the balance between chic elegance and current trends. Born in Beirut but brought up in Buckinghamshire, Amal’s style often reflects that fusion of cultures. Bright hues and vibrant prints mixed with classic tailoring and crisp cuts are what you might call a signature for the 40-year-old, while flowing gowns in lavender, gold and everything in between are a showbiz-event mainstay. Keep scrolling to see Amal’s best looks, from sleek workwear to her Venice wedding wardrobe.
Style Notes: Amal is officially the queen of polished style. Chic yet smart, this Oscar de la Renta tweed co-ord was the perfect choice for a trip to the U.N.
Style Notes: Another day, another work outfit. This time Amal picks a dramatic leather Givenchy midi skirt and black roll-neck.
Style Notes: Nothing rivalled this dramatic Richard Quinn gown at 2018's Met Gala (nope, not even Rhianna's Pope's mitre). Featuring a pair of silk trousers and billowing floral skirt, Amal was certainly the belle of the ball.
Style Notes: Crushed velvet is the '90s fabric that has seen a resurgence this season, and Amal shows us how it's done with simple accessories and movie star hair.
Style Notes: Clooney reveals her more playful side with this asymmetric ruffled jumpsuit. This woman sure knows which colours suit her.
Style Notes: We're taking all our winter coat inspiration from this power-blue number, which features a fun fluffy collar and tortoiseshell buttons. We also reckon it would look just as good with jeans at the weekend as it does with stilettos.
Style Notes: There was universal agreement that Amal Clooney's Stella McCartney yellow frock was one of the best wedding-guest looks from Harry and Meghan's wedding. Also, kudos for rewearing her fave pair of gold stilettos.
Style Notes: Now that's what you called suited and booted. It may seem simple, but Amal has perfected the art of suit dressing, which is no mean feat. The high-waisted, bootcut trousers make her legs look a mile long.
Style Notes: A small glimpse into the other world of Amal Clooney: mum to twins Ella and Alexander. We guess this is as dressed down as she gets, but she still looked super pulled-together with leather trousers and a Stella McCartney waistcoat.
Style Notes: Of course, the Oscar de la Renta wedding dress was spectacular. But we fell in love with this Stella McCartney pantsuit Amal wore to make her marriage official in Venice.
Style Notes: In vibrant lilac Atelier Versace just weeks before it was crowned the Pantone hue of 2018.
Style Notes: Pinstripes for court, but with an epic leopard-print lining.
Style Notes: Christmas party glitz in William Vintage co-ords. Yes to the culottes, crop top and chic take on metallics.
Style Notes: Amal’s trick to making high-octane hues feel polished? Grounding accents, like the sleek black trim on this Bottega Veneta coat and shift dress. The cuts also make for a super-flattering maternity wardrobe… Who’d have guessed she was pregnant with twins here?
Style Notes: Vintage chainmail Versace and all-gold accessories. Proof that sometimes matchy-matchy is the way forward.
Style Notes: What to wear for a boat ride celebrating your marriage to George Clooney in Venice? Floral-print Giambattista Valli Haute Couture, of course.
Style Notes: Dior and retro-chic gloves for the Golden Globes.
Style Notes: The gingham trend perfectly executed in Altuzarra.
Style Notes: When in doubt, a Gucci pussy bow will do it.
Style Notes: Small details like the tied waist on this Proenza Schouler dress keep block colours feeling formal.
Style Notes: A good camel coat is your work wardrobe’s best friend. Ditto the red shift dress. Loose cuts with structure, rather than flowing shapes, also make for excellent maternity workwear—right through her pregnancy, Amal never sacrificed good style.
Style Notes: If you’re going to do sequins, what better way than in vintage Yves Saint Laurent?
Style Notes: Winning the Met Gala in bright red ruffles by John Galliano for Maison Margiela.
Style Notes: Blue Bill Blass prints for another showstopping turn on the red carpet.
Style Notes: Off-duty in cropped denim and Giambattista Valli prints.
Style Notes: Some might shy away from head-to-toe reflective gold. Amal nails it in custom Maison Margiela.
Style Notes: Versace, Grecian draping and a wowzer shade of lemon. The perfect way to steal the show at Cannes Film Festival.
Style Notes: Amal may favour long, sweeping gowns, but she’s not afraid to rock a short hemline when the time suits. Especially if it’s Giambattista Valli Haute Couture.
Style Notes: Has there ever been a more elegant take on overalls?
Style Notes: Directional workwear in zesty Gucci.
Style Notes: Arriving at the airport in style. Versace style, that is.
Style Notes: Even in fancy dress, Amal keeps things chic.
Style Notes: Pregnant with twins, but still as elegant as ever in Atelier Versace.
Style Notes: Everyone needs a little white dress—if it’s Alberta Ferretti lace, even better.
Style Notes: More Giambattista Valli prints? A favourite label may have emerged.
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Amal Clooney Has Worn This Color Trend for Years, But It'll Be Bigger Than Ever for Summer 2025Ahead of the game.
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Amal Clooney's Croc-Embossed Thigh-High Boots Are About to Cause a StirGuaranteed.
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This Pretty Blouse Trend Made Amal Clooney's Basic Trousers Look So Elegant in NYCAlways on point.
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Amal Clooney Just Made Thigh-High Boots Look Elegant and EffortlessHere's how she pulled it off.
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Amal Clooney Just Wore 2024's Most Controversial Shoe Trend in the Most 2025 WayDon't cast this trend aside.
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Amal Clooney Arrived at the Airport in the One Shoe Trend I Would Never Wear Through SecurityChic? Yes. Practical? No.
