Celebrities in Gucci at the 2026 Kering Caring For Women Dinner
The Kering Foundation hosted its fifth annual Caring for Women Dinner in New York, with a guest list that included several familiar faces in Gucci. Host committee members Pamela Anderson and Nacho Figueras were joined by Camila Morrone, Paris Hilton, Alix Earle, Rita Ora, Cindy Bruna, Alex Consani, Bethann Hardison and more.
A Change Of Pace
After a run of five colourful looks at the Venice Film Festival, Pamela Anderson switched gears in a Gucci Primavera long-sleeve jersey dress, styled with black pumps and a silver crystal-embellished clutch.
Does she look good? Yes. But I think this also confirms that bolder colours work better for her. After seeing how much those shades enlivened her Venice wardrobe, I find myself instantly missing the colour here.
A Rare Departure From Black
Camila Morrone is usually an all-black-most-of-the-time kinda girl, so this Gucci python-print tulle dress immediately caught my attention.
The neutral palette still sits comfortably within her wheelhouse, but the print and sequins give us something different without feeling like a complete departure from her usual style. I’m here for the change.
Tuxedo Time
Nacho Figueras and Homer Gere kept things classic in Gucci tuxedos, but the details separated the two looks.
I especially love the brooches on Nacho’s all-black tuxedo. With the black shirt and bow tie creating a clean backdrop, the brooches give the look the extra detail it needed.
Silver Service
Paris Hilton and Alix Earle both wore silver Gucci gowns, with Alix taking the sultrier route in her backless sequinned design.
Paris went full sparkle in a crystal-covered, high-neck gown with matching accessories, which is exactly the kind of high-glamour look I expect from her.
Alix’s open back gave her silver moment a sexier edge.
Black, Two Ways
Rita Ora and Cindy Bruna both opted for black Gucci, but that is where the similarities ended.
Rita’s glossy python-effect slip dress had a sleek simplicity, while Cindy’s halterneck dress relied on its close fit, subtle shimmer and ruching. Of the two, Cindy’s is the look I’m drawn to.
Bring Me Colour
In a dark room filled with even darker red carpet looks, Alex Consani and Bethann Hardison provided the colour injection I needed.
Alex was impossible to miss in an electric-blue feathered Gucci coat, while Bethann’s red pleated Gucci dress, cinched with a black GG belt, was equally welcome. On a night dominated by black, silver and neutrals, these two instantly stood out.
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