Ivanka Trump opted for silver on her high-end date night with her husband, Jared Kushner. Over the weekend, the pair were some of the guests at a casino night event hosted in New Jersey.
© Getty Images for REFORM AllianceIvanka opted for silver for the occasion, wearing a stunning and glittery gown that made for one of the most striking sights of the evening. The Georges Hobeika dress was made out of a semi-sheer fabric, with a dip in the chest. The fabric shows off her legs, allowing her matching silver heels to shine.
She rounded out the look with a black clutch purse and with her hair styled straight. She wore some discreet jewelry in the shape of earrings and some rings, allowing the dress' scooped neckline to shine by keeping the accessories to a minimum.
Ivanka took some photos alongside her husband, with him opting for a black tuxedo paired with a white button-up and black shoes.
© Getty Images for REFORM AllianceMore details about the couple's luxurious date night
Ivanka and Jared were some of this year's guests at Michael Rubin’s REFORM Alliance Casino Night, hosted in Atlantic City. According to Page Six, the pair were seated alongside Jay-Z, Beyonce, and other notorious guests, with the four sharing a table.
The party was attended by 300 VIP guests, who had to be approved by the company's board members before their attendance could be confirmed. The outlet reports that tickets had a starting cost of $50,000, with guests who wanted to play games in the casino having to pay a fee of $100,000.
© Getty Images for REFORM AlliancePhotos captured at the event showed Ivanka alongside Rubin, playing with some green chips while seated at what appears to be a poker table.
The show was hosted at the Ocean Casino Resort and featured a performance from The Weekend. Other celebrity guests include Emma Roberts, Cameron Diaz and her husband Benji Madden, Travis Scott, Kevin Hart, and more.
The last casino event was hosted in 2023 and raised $24 million for the Reform Alliance, an organization dedicated to transforming probation and parole for ex-cons, ultimately leading to improved work opportunities and better lives.
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