4th Kering Foundation Caring For Women Dinner

Following his attendance at the Venice Festival, Colman Domingo and more attended the 4th Kering Foundation Care For Women Dinner which was held at The Pool on Thursday(September 11th) in New York.

Colman Domingo looked sharp as always, wearing a VALENTINO RESORT 2026 ensemble. In the look book, the ensemble was shown with red shoes which I wish that he wore. Either way, he still looked great. 

Ariana DeBose wore a ALEXANDER MCQUEEN FALL 2025 and I thought it was a great look. However, it was way too warm for her to wear that heavy coat. 

Mariska Hargitay looked fantastic wearing the TALLER MARMO 'Taylor' red belted kaftan dress. My only quibble is that I wish that she wore silver open-toe heels instead. 

Salma Hayek was serving up some cleavage action wearing a BALENCIAGA black strapless, double-breasted dress. The fit looks slightly off on the top, that's all. 

Julianne Moore wore head to toe BOTTEGA VENETA and the minaudière is the star here. Her look is boring, but she needed some heavy jewelry.

Dakota Johnson wore a custom GUCCI black floral sheer dress with a black bra and thongs underneath for coverage. It's a very sexy look and even though I would prefer it lined, she still looked good. 

Demi Moore sparkled in a black sequin, side split dress by GUCCI. It's a simple but sexy look. Although, I would swap out the pumps for ankle strap sandals. 

Jessica Chastain also wore GUCCI. Her lilac lace and sequin gown would have looked so much better on her in a different color. 

Chloe Malle wore a pink crystal embellished pleated dress by GUCCI. I like this dress, but the problem is the fit is not good and I would swap out the black sandals for silver. 

Yara Shahidi could not be missed in this GUCCI lime green gown with an asymmetrical feather hem. I like this on her. 

Kirsten Dunst also wore GUCCI and her brown key-hole dress featured the brand's horseshoe hardware on the neckline. The gold accessories helped to finish up her look nicely. 

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