Amal Clooney Stunned in a Red Floral Gown in London

Amal Clooney attends The Prince's Trust Awards 2022 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane on May 24, 2022

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Amal Clooney has never not looked stunning. Obviously.

She continued her streak of, well, never not looking stunning in an appearance at The Prince's Trust Awards in London, where she opted for a dazzling ankle-length strapless white gown, cinched at the waist and adorned with a red floral print that was perfect for late spring.

The superstar human rights lawyer paired the dress with white pointy heeled pumps and a white clutch bag. She sported black eyeliner and a red lip, and wore her curled, side-parted hair down.

The Prince's Trust Awards 2022 - Arrivals

Clooney appeared at the Awards with her mother Baria Alamuddin—glamorous in white satin and feathers—to present the Amal Clooney Women's Empowerment Award alongside Prince Charles. The duo awarded the honor to Tanzila Khan, a Pakistani disability and menstrual hygiene rights advocate.

The Prince OF Wales Attends The Prince's Trust Awards 2022

In a statement, The Prince's Trust group chief executive, Martina Milburn, said, "Since 1976, The Prince’s Trust has championed the immense potential of young people and supported them to gain the skills and confidence they need to succeed. Each year, The Prince’s Trust Awards allows us to celebrate the achievements and admire the resilience of young people across the UK and internationally."

Clooney launched her eponymous award in 2019 to recognize young women's achievements globally. "I am honored to have been invited by Prince’s Trust International to participate in this global initiative celebrating young women who are change-makers in their communities," the lawyer said at the time. "It is a privilege to be able to play a part in a project that will draw attention to incredible young women who are the future leaders of our world."

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