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George and Amal Clooney Share Passionate Kiss During New York City Date Night

Amal Clooney showcased her impeccable fashion sense during a date night with her husband, George Clooney, this week.

The 48-year-old human rights attorney stepped out in a camel-colored suede Gucci coat layered over an ivory shift dress as she supported the 65-year-old Oscar winner at Seaview Studio in New York City, where he read the political comedy Smear!

She completed the designer ensemble with thigh-high black suede boots.

Amal, who shares nine-year-old twins Alexander and Ella with George, added a deep burgundy manicure and carried a small black clutch.

George, meanwhile, looked polished in a navy sweater and matching suit, finished with a black belt and dress shoes.

The couple appeared affectionate throughout the outing, holding hands and sharing a sweet kiss.

Amal Clooney showed off her keen fashion sense while on a date night with husband George Clooney this week

Amal Clooney showed off her keen fashion sense while on a date night with husband George Clooney this week

The human rights attorney, 48, wore a camel-colored suede Gucci coat over an ivory shift dress as she supported the Oscar winner, 65, who read a political comedy called Smear! at Seaview Studio

The human rights attorney, 48, wore a camel-colored suede Gucci coat over an ivory shift dress as she supported the Oscar winner, 65, who read a political comedy called Smear! at Seaview Studio

The Lebanon-born lawyer looked typically stunning in a full face of makeup that included nude lipstick and soft brown liner.

And her long, lustrous, chestnut-highlighted locks flowed over her shoulder in a sleek style.

It comes after weeks earlier she chose another Gucci look to co-host the Clooney Foundation for Justice’s The Albies alongside her husband.

The even was held at the Natural History Museum in London in mid October, and the mom of two dazzled in a shimmering off-the-shoulder gold fringed gown. 

Amal and George, married for 12 years, drew an A-list crowd to the annual ceremony, which aims to honor individuals fighting for justice and human rights. It is named after South African anti-apartheid hero Justice Albie Sachs. 

In late July, wildfires blazing across southern France forced the Clooneys to flee their home.

The family of four live in Brignoles, located in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, which was threatened by fires spreading across France, Greece, Italy and Spain.

George revealed that he and his loved ones evacuated their home in a letter to the mayor of Brignoles, Didier Brémond, his representative confirmed to People at the time.

The actor reportedly vowed to support the town, which has a population just under 18,000 people, regardless of the impact of the encroaching fires.

The longtime couple shared an affectionate kiss during their evening on the town

The longtime couple shared an affectionate kiss during their evening on the town

Last month the couple co-hosted the Clooney Foundation for Justice's The Albies

Last month the couple co-hosted the Clooney Foundation for Justice’s The Albies 

The mom of two dazzled in a shimmering off-the-shoulder, gold, fringed Gucci gown

The mom of two dazzled in a shimmering off-the-shoulder, gold, fringed Gucci gown 

In May, the Clooneys celebrated George’s birthday in St. Tropez.

Amal treated her husband to a bash full of surprises – including having his friends show up in disguises.

‘I just surprised him on his birthday, actually with a number of things that…’ she began sharing with British Vogue at the King’s Trust 50th Anniversary Celebration in London.

‘Yeah, she had friends of mine show up posing,’ George started before his wife chimed in, saying they were ‘Posing as waiters.’

He joked, ‘It’s a dangerous thing to surprise someone when they turn 65 because you could drop. 

‘You know, that could be the end of you, so you have to be very careful when you surprise people.’