Amal Clooney enjoys dinner with the girls in a chic shift dress and some VERY sexy gold cap stilettos in New York
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- 30 Sep 2020
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After celebrating her wedding anniversary on the west coast over the weekend, Amal Clooney enjoyed a girls' night out in the Big Apple on Monday.
And the British lawyer looked stylish as ever as she was pictured heading to dinner at Ralph Lauren's The Polo Bar in an embroidered shift dress.
Catching the eye however were Amal's Balmain gold-capped ballerina style stilettos which added a sexy edge to the 37-year-old's ensemble.
While the heels might have been custom-made for the human rights activist, a similar pair of black velvet pumps retail at $1,720 on the designer's website.
The Lebanese-born beauty wore her glossy brunette locks loose and opted for a natural make-up look.
On Sunday - their official wedding anniversary -Amal and husband George, 54, dined at Sunset Tower Hotel’s Tower Bar in West Hollywood.
According to Us Weekly the couple arrived at 10pm and stayed a few hours.
A source told the publication it was a 'lovely, quiet romantic meal.' and that Amal was dressed up with 'gorgeous jewelry'.
And on Friday they duo stepped out for an expensive sushi meal in Studio City.
Amal wore a chic striped midi dress while George looked relaxed and casual in a dark shirt and jeans.
The Clooneys married on September 27, enjoying a weekend of festivities in Venice, Italy.
Their first year of married life has seen reformed bachelor George gush consistently about his lady.
'I couldn't be happier. We're having a really fun time. We’re working on fixing up a house in England that we’ll be spending a lot of time in just outside of London,' he told Good Morning America in May.
In another interview the same month George revealed that his wife prefers to make dinner reservations rather than cook but that he is quite the whiz in the kitchen.
'I was a single guy for a long time,' the Tomorrowland star explained to the Aussie site News.com. 'I'm a decent chef, I know how to cook. I make a nice pasta because I spend time in Italy. I can also make good breakfast food, and I'm great at Thanksgiving dinner.'
