Salma Hayek Shines at Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women Gala

Hollywood’s elite gathered in New York City for the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women annual gala, and it wasn’t just for New York Fashion Week. The event, known for its star-studded guest list and commitment to ending gender-based violence, saw Mexican actress Salma Hayek taking center stage as the host and, of course, a fashion icon.

Hayek graced the blue carpet in a breathtaking strapless gown that shimmered with an alluring brilliance. The foundation’s third annual gala attracted a constellation of celebrities, including Taylor Swift, Kim Kardashian, Donatella Versace, Priyanka Chopra, François-Henri Pinault, and the ever-stylish Hayek. The evening was a captivating blend of glamour and purpose, featuring a performance by Katy Perry, a high-profile art auction, and stunning pieces from Kering Group’s luxury brands.

While Hayek’s style in the 1990s screamed minimalist, from the slinky red halter dress she wore in 1995 to the sleek Narciso Rodriguez gown she donned at the 2003 Golden Globes, she’s embraced a more opulent aesthetic in recent years. She’s proven that her passion lies in designs that exude grandeur and confidence. This year’s Caring for Women gala was no exception. Hayek looked absolutely radiant in a black, column-style gown from Gucci, featuring a dramatic strapless neckline and subtle embellishments. The fitted bodice created an hourglass silhouette, a signature style she’s known for. She accessorized with a sparkling ring necklace and diamond jewelry, adding a touch of classic elegance to her ensemble.

To complete the look, Hayek opted for bold red lips, warm terracotta eyeshadow, and a timeless side-swept updo. She demonstrated that she isn’t afraid to embrace bold looks, whether it’s gowns dripping with jewels or statement pieces that abandon minimalism. Salma Hayek always knows how to make a dazzling entrance, and once again, she absolutely nailed it.

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