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Supermodel Brooke Shields, Diane Kruger, and Olivia Palermo stunned in lace and sparkles to the American Ballet Theatre’s Fall Gala, the first since 2019 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, in New York City on Monday evening.
While the German actress, 45, and 35-year-old fashion influencer wore black minidresses, Shields, 56, stood out in a skintight, red midi dress, which showed off her incredibly toned figure, and matching heels.
She styled her gown with a matching clutch, rings and her light brown hair in voluminous curls that cascaded past past her shoulders at the David H. Koch Theater.
The actress, who has been married to husband Chris Henchy since 2001, opted for a glam makeup look, including blush, bronzer and a nude lipstick, which highlighted her natural beauty.
On the red carpet, she looked thrilled to run into Ali Wentworth, 56, who wore a nearly identical red lace dress, which was a tad long and less sheer.
The women shared a big hug and later, once inside, mingled and posed for photos with actress Karen Pittman.
Radiant: The actress, who has been married to husband Chris Henchy since 2001, opted for a glam makeup look, including blush, bronzer and a nude lipstick, which highlighted her natural beauty
Matching: On the red carpet, she looked thrilled to run into Ali Wentworth, 56, who wore a nearly identical red lace dress, which was a tad long and less sheer
Friendly: The women shared a big hug and later, once inside, mingled and posed for photos with actress Karen Pittman
Red hot: Shields and Wentworth embraced inside
Pittman, 35, looked absolutely incredible in a bright yellow turtleneck dress, which hugged her every curve.
Shields and Shields also stopped to pose for pictures with 13 Reasons Why star Tommy Dorfman, who wore a long black gown with cutout shoulders, a very sexy back and high slit to display her legs.
Kruger commanded attention in sequined black dress with puffed sleeves.
Stand outs: Shields and Pittman made memorable entrances in their bright outfits
Pals: Wentworth gave Shields a sweet kiss on the cheek
Smiling: Shields and Shields also stopped to pose for pictures with 13 Reasons Why star Tommy Dorfman, who wore a long black gown with cutout shoulders, a very sexy back and high slit to display her legs
Both in red lace: Wentworth and Shields nearly were twinning
Glam: Kruger commanded attention in sequined black dress with puffed sleeves
Dazzling: Kruger completed her chic ensemble with black tuxedo inspired heels and cool bedazzled clutch
Pretty as ever: Kruger wore her golden tresses in loose curls
Shining: Her makeup included black eyeliner and golden eyeshadow
Looking good! Kruger, who welcomed a baby girl in November 2018 with fiancé Norman Reedus, showed off her incredibly toned legs
Palermo, who has more than 6.7 million Instagram followers, wore a black minidress with an asymmetrical top and glitzy heels.
Liev Schreiber looked handsome in a navy and black suit, glasses and white dress shirt, while Cassandra Trenary went braless in a beige jumpsuit and black heels.
Dancer Misty Copeland wore a poofy white dress, sparkly pumps, drop earrings and her long hair in a sleek ponytail.
Wow! Dorfman, who came out as a transgender woman in July, looked beautiful in her black gown
Looking back: Dorfman’s dress had a daring thigh-high slit on the side
Inked: She also showed off her tiny tattoo above her left elbow
Gorgeous from every angle: As she posed from the front and side, Dorfman oozed confidence
Influencer: Palermo, who has more than 6.7 million Instagram followers, wore a black minidress with an asymmetrical top and glitzy heels
Classic: Liev Schreiber looked handsome in a navy and black suit, glasses and white dress shirt
All in the details: Schreiber wore a diamond pin on his suit
Copeland , a soloist with American Ballet Theatre, became the first Black at the the dance company, which has been around for over 80 years.
Copeland, 32, joined American Ballet Theatre in 2001 and has been a soloist with the prestigious dance company since 2007.
Copeland is the author of a best-selling memoir, ‘Life in Motion: An Unlikely Ballerina’ and the subject of a documentary film, ‘A Ballerina’s Tale,’ that was shown at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2014.
So talented: Dancer Misty Copeland wore a poofy white dress, sparkly pumps, drop earrings and her long hair in a sleek ponytail
Accomplished: Copeland, a soloist with American Ballet Theatre, became the first Black at the the dance company, which has been around for over 80 years
Beautiful: Ariana Rockefeller showed fans a glimpse of her toned stomach
Both women are dancers in the American Ballet Theater
Ballerinas: Dancers Lauren Bonfiglio and Hannah Marshall posed for pictures together
She has been a supporter of diversity in ballet and has been open about her goal to be made a principal dancer.
In her best-selling memoir, Copeland recounted her difficult early life and her struggle to become a leading ballerina in a world dominated by white dancers.
‘It’s weird for minorities,’ she wrote, ‘even just to buy tickets to the ballet. We feel like it’s not a part of our lives and we’re not a part of that world.’
Copeland has also appeared on the cover of Time magazine this year. Earlier this month she took on the lead role in the American Ballet Theatre production of Swan Lake.
Beautiful: Rockefeller rocked a two-piece purple dress and mauve heels
Glittery: Dancer Misty Copeland wore a poofy white dress and sparkly pumps
Eye-catching: Robert Benimoff wore a red feather outfit to the American Ballet Theatre Fall Gala
Chic: Robyn Lawley wore a green minidress and matching dress
Bombshell: Lawley, 32, is an Australian model with more than 227,000 Instagram followers
The American Ballet Theatre’s is returning for its first New York Fall Season since 2019.
ABT’s Fall 2021 Season ‘will feature the full-length Giselle, the World Premiere of ZigZag by Jessica Lang, the stage premieres of Bernstein in a Bubble by Alexei Ratmansky and Touché by Christopher Rudd, ABT masterworks Pillar of Fire and Some Assembly Required, plus La Follia Variations and Indestructible Light,’ according to their site.
After having to cancel in-person performances, the dance company shifted to digital programming.
In July, they ‘wrapped up a cross-country tour that brought 20 of its 84 dancers, along with 28 support crew, to eight different states’ at at outdoor, socially distanced venues according to CNBC.
Saying goodbye: After the event, Kruger radiated beauty as she crossed the street while preparing to head home
Walking to her car: The Inglourious Basterds star smiled after the star-studded performance
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