Molly Ringwald was joined by her stylish daughter Mathilda Ereni Gianopoulos at the American Ballet Theater Fall Gala in New York on Tuesday.
The Breakfast Club star, 55 – who recently got candid about cancel culture – stunned in a floor-length champagne glittering gown, which she paired with a nude clutch and pointed-toe red heels.
The actress’ auburn tresses were pinned up in a chic updo for the event, hosted at the Lincoln Center’s David H. Koch Theater. As for glam, she rocked a bright red lipstick and smokey eyeshadow.
Meanwhile Mathilda, 20, dazzled in a sparkling silver above-the-knee dress with open-toe nude heels.
This year’s gala honored journalist Katie Couric, 66, for ‘her dedication to creativity and the incredible generosity she’s extended to ABT over many years.’
Mother and daughter duo: Molly Ringwald, 55, was joined by her stylish daughter Mathilda, 20, as they attended the American Ballet Theater Fall Gala in New York on Tuesday
Eldest daughter: The mother and daughter duo sparkled in glittering sequin dresses. Molly shares Mathilda, and 14-year-old twins Roman and Adele, with husband Panio Gianopoulos
Mathilda wore her raven tresses cascading down her shoulders and back, and opted for dark blue eyeshadow to highlight her eyes.
Molly shares Mathilda with writer husband Panio Gianopoulos, 48.
The couple tied the knot in 2007 and have a total of three kids together. Aside from Mathilda they are also parents to 14-year-old twins Roman and Adele.
The Brat Pack actress opened up in 2021 on Sirius XM’s Radio Andy about raising her kids, and whether or not she’s showed them her early movies.
‘It definitely is a different time. People ask me if I’ve watched them with my kids, and I did watch the first one … with Mathilda,’ she said.
‘And it was such an emotional experience that I haven’t found that strength to watch it with my two other kids,’ she added.
Mathilda is following in her mother’s footsteps as an actress, and earned her first film role in Michael Showalter’s film ‘The Idea of You’, currently in post-production, and starring Anne Hathaway.
Ringwald told Yahoo! News in August 2021: ‘My [eldest] daughter wants to be an actress. She’s pretty serious about it.’
In 2017, Mathilda also made her modeling debut with a campaign for J. Crew, and was part of Andrew Warren’s New York Fashion Week show in 2020.
Stylish: The Breakfast Club star stunned in a floor-length champagne glittering gown, which she paired with a nude clutch and pointed-toe red heels
Sparkling: The actress’ auburn tresses were pinned up in a chic updo. As for glam, she rocked a bright red lipstick and smokey eyeshadow
Mingling: While at the gala the ladies also posed with designer Zac Posen, 43, and his ballet dancer partner Harrison Ball
Honoree: This year’s gala honored journalist Katie Couric , 66, for ‘her dedication to creativity and the incredible generosity she’s extended to ABT over many years’
Belle of the ball! Katie, wowed in a colorful floral sleeveless ball gown
While at the gala the ladies also posed with designer Zac Posen, 43, and his ballet dancer partner Harrison Ball. The dapper pair matched in black suits and a bowties.
The gala’s honoree, Katie, wowed in a colorful floral sleeveless ball gown. She wore her blonde tresses parted on the side and lightly curled.
The founder of Katie Couric Media spruced up her look with dangling gold earrings.
She was joined by her handsome husband John Molner, 60, who looked sharp in a dark grey suit.
Annette Bening, 65, showed off her effortlessly cool style in a chic black suit and a matching crossbody bag.
The Academy Award nominee – who is the wife of Warren Beatty – paired the outfit with pointed-toe black heels.
The actress accessorized with a pair of eyeglasses and wore her short tresses partly brushed back.
Real Housewives of New York star Brynn Whitfield, 36, took the plunge in a skintight black gown with a low-cut silver-trim neckline.
The beauty finalized her outfit with black heels featuring sparkling silver bows.
She wore her brunette strands in loose locks and rocked a bright red lipstick for the night, matching her fiery nail polish.
Taking the plunge! Real Housewives of New York star Brynn Whitfield, 36, took the plunge in a skintight black gown with a low-cut silver-trim neckline
Red hot! She wore her brunette strands in loose locks and rocked a bright red lipstick for the night, matching her fiery nail polish
Stunning: Candace Bushnell, 64, wowed in a pale blue and silver gown with a cape. The author and journalist styled her light blond tresses in curls
Shimmering perfection! Ubah Hassan, 40, had all eyes on her in a one-shoulder silver gown with a sizzling thigh-high slit in the front
Beauty: The Somali model paired the ensemble with silver heels and dangling silver earrings
Red carpet debut! Ubah made her public red carpet debut with German investment banker beau Oliver Dachsel
Glamorous duo: Dachsel looked sharp in a navy suit and bow tie
Loved-up: The stylish duo looked loved-up at the event
Effortless: Annette Bening, 65, showed off her effortlessly cool style in a chic black suit and a matching crossbody bag
Looking good: The Academy Award nominee – who is the wife of Warren Beatty – accessorized with a pair of eyeglasses and wore her short tresses partly brushed back
Classy: Pritika Swarup, wowed in a classy black silk gown with matching elbow-length gloves, while Ballet dancer Gillian Murphy, 44, sparkled in a red and black dress
Candace Bushnell, 64, wowed in a pale blue and silver gown with a cape.
The author and journalist – who wrote a column for The New York Observer that was later adapted into the bestselling Sex and the City anthology and HBO series – styled her light blond tresses in curls.
Ubah Hassan, 40, had all eyes on her in a one-shoulder silver gown with a sizzling thigh-high slit in the front. The Somali model paired the ensemble with silver heels and dangling silver earrings.
At the event Ubah made her public red carpet debut with German investment banker beau Oliver Dachsel, who looked sharp in a navy suit and bow tie.
The loved-up couple held hand and cozied up to each other in front of the shutterbugs.
Pritika Swarup, wowed in a classy black silk gown with matching elbow-length gloves.
Ballet dancer Gillian Murphy, 44, sparkled in a red and black dress, which she paired with a gold clutch.
Isadora Loyola opted for a pop of color in a lime yellow skintight dress with a cut-out in the middle. She accessorized the outfit with matching elbow-length gloves.
American theatrical producer Jordan Roth, 47, wore a dramatic blue velvet ball gown, and was joined by his partner Richie Jackson, 58, who rocked a black suit.
Dancer Devon Teuscher was the essence of sophistication in a neutral gown with a plunging neckline, which she teamed with a white Valentino clutch.
Sophisticated: Dancer Devon Teuscher was the essence of sophistication in a neutral gown, while Isadora Loyola opted for a pop of color in a lime yellow skintight dress
A vision! Erica Lall showed off her enviable figure in a deep green silk gown
Fashionable: Tommy Dorfman, 31, rocked a white corset and a black maxi skirt
All in the details: The 13 Reasons Why accessorized with a diamond necklace
Lilac Queen: Ukrainian ballet dancer Christine Shevchenko, 35, was a vision in a lilac embroidered gown and was accompanied by beau Alex Dimattia
Bringing the drama! American theatrical producer Jordan Roth, 47, wore a dramatic blue velvet ball gown, and was joined by his partner Richie Jackson, 58, who rocked a black suit
Erica Lall showed off her enviable figure in a deep green silk gown.
Tommy Dorfman, 31, rocked a white corset and a black maxi skirt. The 13 Reasons Why accessorized with a diamond necklace.
Ukrainian ballet dancer Christine Shevchenko, 35, was a vision in a lilac embroidered gown and was accompanied by beau Alex Dimattia.
Aside from honoring Katie, the gala will also celebrate The Shubert Foundation, ‘the nation’s largest funder of unrestricted grants to not-for-profit dance and theater companies.’
Attendees will be treated to a show featuring all of ABT’s star Principal Dancers, who will perform excerpts from famed choreographers Harald Lander, Kenneth MacMillan, and Antony Tudor.
