5th Kering Caring For Women Dinner

Following her attendance at the Venice Festival and the Creative Arts Emmy's, Pamela Anderson, Colman Domingo and more attended the 5th annual Kering Foundation's Caring For Women Dinner which was held at The Pool in New York on Thursday(September 10th). 

Colman Domingo looked sharp in a VALENTINO PRE-FALL 2026 suit. A structured black trouser created a sleek, foundational base, allowing the chocolate brown floral embroidered scarf blazer to take center stage. This is a great example of understated luxury which he does so well. In the look book, the blazer was shown in white, but he could have rocked it in any color. 

Dakota Johnson also wore VALENTINO and her black dress is anything but basic. It features dramatic, voluminous sleeves that create an instant structural silhouette, perfectly balanced by an embellished collar that adds just the right amount of sparkle near the face. The real showstopper, however, is the cutout bow bodice, offering a playful yet sophisticated peek-a-boo detail that feels incredibly modern. I just wish that her hair was completely off-the-shoulders. 

Benicio Del Toro wore a black bespoke BRIONI tuxedo and he looked great. However, a brooch or printed pocket square could have helped breakup his all black look. 

Simone Biles and Salma Hayek wore black custom dresses by BALENCIAGA. Simone strapless pleated was accessorized with black leather opera gloves, but it had too much fabric at the hem. Also, she needed some jewelry to elevate this. Salma's dress fit her nicely and featured a dramatic, voluminous collar. There is a little too much fabric at the hem of her dress as well, but she still looked great. 

Rita Ora and Camila Morrone wore dress by GUCCI. Rita's black snake embossed dress is a perfect blend of texture, edge, and high-fashion sophistication. Camila tan dress takes the classic, fierce energy of an animal print and elevates it with subtle tone-on-tone sequins. It's a great blend of neutral sophistication.

Pamela Anderson wore a bold, effortlessly striking black long sleeve mock neck dress from the GUCCI FALL 2026 collection. There is a side front thigh-high slit detail that added a dramatic, leg-lengthening flash of movement. This is a masterclass in minimalist design, proving that you don't need loud prints or heavy embellishments to command a room.

Karlie Kloss and Julianne Moore wore dresses by BOTTEGA VENETA. Karlie's dress is vintage and the striking color-block design makes an instant statement with zero effort. Julianne wore a black custom off-the-shoulder top and an organza fur embroidery skirt. This was the perfect balance between sleek simplicity with a statement texture. However, I feel like she needed a belt for balance.

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