Amal Clooney Stuns in Gold at Star-Studded Gala

George and brought a touch of glamour to the King's Trust Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Monday night.

The glitzy event was to mark the 50th anniversary of the charity, with the likes of singer , actress , Ronnie and Sally Wood and also attending.

The King's Trust, formerly known as The , helps those from disadvantaged communities and those facing adversity by supporting them to build the confidence and skills to live, learn and earn. 

Since the Trust was founded by The King, as Prince of Wales, in 1976 it has helped more than a million young people across the UK. 

Amal, 48, dazzled at the event, organised in partnership with TK Maxx, in a gorgeous sequin gown which she teamed with matching heels and a sleek bag.

George, 65, looked dapper by her side in a navy suit and looked every inch the Hollywood star in dark shades.

Pop star Rita, 35, meanwhile, turned heads in a statement skirt and feathered jacket for the event, while Emily In Paris star Lily, 37, dazzled in a silver shimmering gown.

Lily was joined by her husband Charlie McDowell on the red carpet as they made a rare joint appearance. 

Held at the iconic Royal Albert Hall and hosted by Ant and Dec, it is set to be a special evening with an all-star line-up including Jools Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Craig David, Sir Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood and Anne-Marie performing.

The night celebrates the courage, creativity, and achievements of young people supported by The King's Trust in the UK and around the world and the national King's Trust Celebration winners will be announced on the evening.

King Charles and Queen Camilla were the last guests to arrive for A King's Trust Celebration, which brought together ambassadors, alumni, staff and volunteers.

They were greeted by King's Trust Ambassadors and hosts for the evening, Ant and Dec.

During the evening, Their Majesties will meet this year's King's Trust award winners, accompanied by their award presenters, as well as Trust ambassadors and performers.

They will also be invited on stage later for a group photo with The King's Trust award recipients, and a 'three cheers' moment with the audience.

Sally and Ronnie Wood looked in great spirits as they arrived, while Kate Garraway dazzled in a bright red dress for the event. 

Sir Gareth Southgate was also in attendance and cut a smart figure in a light grey suit. 

Fearne Cotton showed off her toned figure in a pair of red trousers and matching top as she beamed while posing for snaps.

It comes after just last week George and Amal enjoyed a sun-drenched sojourn in St Tropez, where they celebrated the actor's milestone 65th birthday.

The couple laughed and chatted together after enjoying a leisurely lunch with friends at Club 55, an exclusive club and restaurant offering breathtaking views.

Their day trip included a boat ride from the yacht to shore and even then, Clooney stayed glued to his wife's side.

Last month, in an interview with Page Six at the 51st Chaplin Award Gala, where he was being honored, the Oscar winner was asked about the big birthday coming up and whether it was like 'the third act.'

'Well, let's hope! Depends on how long the whole show runs,' Clooney quipped.

He spoke about his time being more focused on philanthropy these days, such as the Clooney Foundation for Justice, which he founded with Amal.

'I'm spending it more working on the foundation, working more on the schools and doing things that I find more fulfilling because I'm not chasing a career anymore, you know. 

'That's helpful in a way because you get to spend time working on things that matter to you at least. And so that's where my focus is. But, you know, if you get a good part, you take it.'