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Amal Clooney is officially ready for fall with warm new hair color: See photos


The couple attended the premiere of George’s latest film in Venice.


Amal Clooney is officially ready for fall with warm new hair color© Lyvans Boolaky
Daniel NeiraSenior Writer
AUGUST 29, 2025 5:02 PM EDT

Amal Clooney has never needed a reason to turn heads. But when she stepped onto the red carpet at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, she didn’t just steal the spotlight, but possibly started a new fall trend. 

Created by celebrity hairstylist and colorist Dimitris Giannetos, Clooney’s new pecan-pie hairstyle was part of what he called the “Portofino Glam” look, a nod to sun-drenched Italian coastlines and late-summer luxury. 

Amal Clooney's hairstylist delivered a full glam experience for Clooney’s appearance at the 'Jay Kelly' premiere. © Dimitris Giannetos/Instagram
Amal Clooney's hairstylist delivered a full glam experience for Clooney’s appearance at the 'Jay Kelly' premiere.

The rich, warm brunette tones, layered with golden dimension, looked absolutely stunning. “I kept Amal’s hair color warm, with a beautiful pecan pie hair color,” Giannetos said. “We added fresh, summery Italian-inspired waves. The waves really accentuate her beautiful hair color.”

Beyond the fall look, Giannetos delivered a full glam experience for Clooney’s appearance at the 'Jay Kelly' premiere. He doubled as her makeup artist for the evening, crafting a soft, shimmering look that perfectly complemented her showstopping fuchsia dress. 

Amal's rich, warm brunette tones, layered with golden dimension, looked absolutely stunning. © Dimitris Giannetos/Instagram
Amal's rich, warm brunette tones, layered with golden dimension, looked absolutely stunning.

“I wanted to keep Amal’s makeup fresh with a hint of pink and shimmer,” he shared. But beauty wasn’t the only thing Clooney brought to Venice. Alongside her husband, George Clooney, the international human rights attorney delivered a jaw-dropping red carpet moment.

The couple attended the premiere of George’s latest film and proved they are a Hollywood power couple. Amal stunned in a strapless, fuchsia mini dress with a dramatic train. Meanwhile, George, 64, looked sharp in a classic tuxedo. He even kissed her hand in front of the cameras, showing his love for her. 

Amal Clooney (L) and George Clooney attend the "Jay Kelly" red carpet during the The 82nd Venice International Film Festival at Sala Grande on August 27, 2025 in Venice, Italy. (Photo by Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/WireImage)© Dave Benett
The couple attended the premiere of George’s latest film and proved they are a Hollywood power couple

The 'Jay Kelly' premiere was the perfect moment following a glamorous summer for the couple. Back in May, Amal represented both of them at the Cannes premiere of 'Bono: Stories of Surrender' while George finished a 13-week Broadway run of 'Good Night, and Good Luck' (March 12–June 8).

Amal Clooney and George Clooney attend the "Jay Kelly" red carpet during the 82nd Venice International Film Festival on August 28, 2025 in Venice, Italy.© Getty
Amal Clooney and George Clooney attend the "Jay Kelly" red carpet during the 82nd Venice International Film Festival

On June 26, the Clooneys made a regal appearance at The King’s Trust Awards in London, with George in a navy suit and Amal in a white halter gown. And just weeks later, they hosted a private soirée for their Clooney Foundation for Justice guests at their Italian estate, Villa Oleandra.

Their Venice arrival on August 26 was another cinematic moment, with Amal wearing a sunshine-yellow Balmain 2026 resort dress.

Amal Clooney and George Clooney are seen arriving into Venice ahead of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival 2025 on August 26, 2025 in Venice, Italy. (Photo by Jacopo Raule/GC Images) © Getty
Amal Clooney and George Clooney are seen arriving into Venice ahead of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival

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