Ines de Ramon Stuns in Sheer Lace Gown as Brad Pitt Supports George Clooney at the Albies
Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon don’t often grace red carpets together, making each appearance a noteworthy event. This week was no exception as the couple stepped out, capturing the attention of the fashion world.
The glamorous occasion took place at one of London’s most stunning venues, where numerous celebrities gathered to support close friends.
Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon showed up for his old friend George Clooney’s Albies in London tonight. https://t.co/dgP9TM4TEo
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Pitt and de Ramon attended the 2026 Albies on Friday, October 9, at London’s Natural History Museum. The event, hosted by the Clooney Foundation for Justice, was established by George and Amal Clooney in 2022, marking its fifth annual ceremony this year.
The Albies celebrate individuals who pursue justice at significant personal risk, created to highlight the courageous work of justice defenders. Comedian Graham Norton hosted the event, while Amal Clooney dazzled in a gold Gucci gown alongside George. Other notable attendees included Laura Dern and Emily Ratajkowski.
Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon at The Albies 2026 by The Clooney Foundation for Justice at the Natural History Museum in London on October 9, 2026. ALTOSAXO Music Apparel https://t.co/BQvVWUp4lJ https://t.co/2qHBHjxThv
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Pitt, 62, opted for a classic black tuxedo, allowing his 33-year-old girlfriend to shine in a sheer lace gown featuring a soft sage-grey hue, off-the-shoulder neckline, and plunging bodice.
The gown’s intricate details included a delicate nude underlay, visible boning, long lace sleeves, and a floor-length skirt adorned with floral motifs and shimmering sequins. Some sources noted its resemblance to a Naeem Khan design.
Fans on social media quickly praised her look, describing it as princess-like and one of her best outfits to date.
Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon stepped out together at London’s 2026 Albies, marking another rare public appearance as a couple. While Pitt kept it classic in a black tuxedo, de Ramon stole the spotlight in an elegant sage-green lace dress. #BradPitt #InesDeRamon #AlbieAwards #HollywoodNews #CelebrityStyle #dailypointnews
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This gown continues a trend for de Ramon, who has recently embraced sheer fabrics, having worn a similar lace design at the San Sebastián premiere and a sheer chiffon dress at the Chloé Spring 2027 show during Paris Fashion Week.
Her consistent style gives her red carpet appearances a distinct identity. Rather than following loud trends, she opts for soft, romantic textures that convey elegance over flashiness.
The evening also marked a first for Pitt, as it was his inaugural appearance at the annual gala to support his longtime friend George Clooney, with whom he has shared a friendship for over 30 years.
Inside the event, photos captured the couple seated at a table, with Pitt smiling, creating a relaxed atmosphere following their formal arrival on the red carpet.
The pair have been linked since November 2022, when they were first spotted together at a concert. Introduced by a mutual friend, they have been together for nearly four years.
Their first public outing as a couple occurred at the 2024 British Grand Prix. Since then, they have had a few high-profile appearances but generally maintain a low profile, making events like this one particularly noteworthy.
The appeal of their appearance lay in the balance of Pitt’s understated tuxedo and de Ramon’s romantic gown, creating a coordinated yet not overly matched look, complemented by the museum’s grand architecture, which provided a cinematic backdrop.
The setting added real drama to the gown, with the long skirt trailing elegantly across the museum steps. In a season filled with sparkle and sequins, the muted sage palette stood out beautifully.
For a couple that prefers privacy, the night offered a rare and polished glimpse of them together.
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