Published: 10:19 BST, 5 September 2026 | Updated: 13:14 BST, 5 September 2026
It has been a busy few days for George Clooney and his wife Amal after they touched down in Venice for the 83rd Film Festival on Wednesday.
And the glamorous couple looked in great spirits as they prepared to leave the Italian city on Saturday as they walked arm in arm.
Amal put on a leggy display in a £1,695 snake print Elie Saab skirt which she paired with a black vest top and brown belt.
The star, 48, accessorised with brown wedged sandals, a nude leather handbag and large stylish shades.
Linking arms with her actor husband, George, 65, couldn't wipe the smile off his face after a successful few days at the festival which saw him receive the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Keeping it casual as the pair jetted off on their water taxi, he opted for a simple navy polo shirt and beige chinos.
Amal Clooney wowed in a £1,695 snake print Elie Saab skirt as she linked arms with husband George Clooney as they left the 83rd Venice Film Festival on Saturday
George, 65, couldn't wipe the smile off his face after a successful few days at the festival which saw him receive the Lifetime Achievement Award
In the nearly 30 years since George attended his first Venice Film Festival with Out of Sight, he´s become something of a fixture.
It´s a place where he´s enjoyed many significant moments, from his wedding at the Aman Venice to the debut of Good Night, and Good Luck, which earned him his first Oscar nomination for best director.
And this year marked an extra special Venice for the star as he received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement on Wednesday.
George paid tribute to his 'bada*s' lawyer wife in his acceptance speech.
Amal, a British-Lebanese human rights lawyer, has represented Yazidi survivors and helped secure historic legal victories holding ISIS members accountable for genocide.
'By the way, my wife's the only person to have ever put ISIS on trial and won,' the Hollywood star said. 'She's a badass, and she gets the job done. We do it for our families. We do it for our friends.'
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