Amal Clooney has a way of attracting attention with her intelligent and stylish stance.
The human rights lawyer, 37, managed to eclipse even her handsome husband George Clooney, 54, as they arrived to the star-studded premiere of Our Brand Is Crisis in Los Angeles on Monday.
George didn't seem to mind and embraced his lovely wife of a year who looked simply elegant in a pale peach, sleeveless dress that showed off her incredibly long, lean legs and slender arms.
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Amal's pretty frock was made of shimmery embossed material that made her olive complexion glow.
Her raven-black hair was swept back from her face and allowed to cascade in soft waves down her back and over one shoulder.
Pointed gold lamé heels matched the golden clasp of her little clutch that boasted a contemporary pattern.
George, meanwhile, looked debonair in a black suit with a black dress shirt and no tie, which has become his habit.
The couple was seen arriving in a large black SUV with two burly bodyguards in tow.
Amal emerged from the vehicle's passenger side onto the curb where she was met immediately by her attentive husband.
The twosome posed and smiled for the cameras, and every now and then they turned to smile at each other.
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Whenever Amal flipped her luxurious long dark hair, a pair of sparkly black earrings shone.
George doesn't star in the comedy drama due out in US theatres on Friday, but served as a producer.
Also at the premiere were the film's stars Sandra Bullock, who also executive produced, Billy Bob Thornton and Zoe Kazan.
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Billy Bob wanted a chance to speak with the popular George at the premiere too.
The former husband of Angelina Jolie looked very slim in a black tank top and blue jeans belted at the waist.
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Zoe stole a photo opportunity with the gracious Clooney at one point, the young actress looking pretty in a white lacy frock with crimson lipstick.
Our Brand Is Crisis tells the story of an American (Bullock) who uses her know-how in political campaigns to install a new leader in war-torn South America where she runs into interference by an old rival.
By Jennifer Pearson
