Salma Hayek Pinault brought old Hollywood glamour to New York Fashion Week on September 10, stepping out in a black Balenciaga gown for the Kering Foundation's fifth annual Caring for Women Dinner at The Pool in Manhattan. The actress, who co-founded the charity dinner with her husband, Kering chairman François-Henri Pinault, has co-hosted the event since its launch, and this year's edition drew a starry roster that included Dakota Johnson, Simone Biles, Pamela Anderson, Benicio Del Toro and Colman Domingo, who served as master of ceremonies.
Hayek's gown featured an oversized, off-the-shoulder neckline with exaggerated volume across the shoulders, a dramatic silhouette built to register even against the dinner's black step-and-repeat, where dark, monochromatic looks were the dominant theme of the night. She paired the Balenciaga design with Boucheron jewelry, including a ring with ruby accents that stood out against the all-black ensemble, and finished the look with sleek, pulled-back hair for a polished, old Hollywood-inspired presentation.
#SalmaHayek a los 60 años , demostrando que la elegancia no tiene fecha de caducidad.
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Ella co-presentó la Cena por el Cuidado de las Mujeres de la Fundación #Kering, que recaudó más de $5 millones para apoyar a organizaciones que combaten la violencia de género... pic.twitter.com/q6iOp4KyZb
