Newlywed bliss! George and Amal Clooney look so in love as they hold hands after a double date
The first flushes of romance don't seem to have faded for George and Amal Clooney, who looked very much in love as they held hands in New York City on Friday.
The couple, who married in September, had spent the evening enjoying a double date with friends and Amal looked stunning as always as they made their way home.
The international law and human rights attorney was chic and sleek in a sleeveless white jumpsuit teamed with exquisite pale yellow heels.
Amal, 37, carried a gold and silver clutch, with a wool cardigan thrown over one arm.
The raven-haired beauty’s tresses were styled in luxurious waves as she glammed it up with gold statement earrings.
Meanwhile George, 53, looked sharp in a greyish black suit over a dark blue dress shirt as he strode along in glossy black dress shoes.
The pair were seen departing the residence journalists Tina Brown and Sir Harold Evans, and the actor carried Evans's 1998 book, The American Century.
Glamming it up: The international law and human rights attorney carried a gold and silver clutch, with a wool cardigan thrown over one arm
The Clooneys have been based in New York City as George films his latest movie, Money Monster, and Amal begins her interim teaching position at Columbia Law School.
The actor is currently filming at Kaufman Studios in Long Island, shooting scenes for the upcoming Jodie Foster-directed film Money Monster, also co-starring Julia Roberts and Jack O'Connell.
George stars as Lee Gates, a TV personality whose insider tips have made him the money guru of Wall Street.
When Kyle loses all of his family's money on a bad tip, he holds Lee and his entire show hostage on air threatening to kill Lee if he does not get the stock up 24 and a half points before the bell.
Ratings soar as the entire country tunes in to this media frenzy to find out just how much a man's life is worth, and the hostage situation sheds light on a possible scandal involving the company in question.
Meanwhile, Amal has joined Columbia Law School's Human Rights Institute as a visiting faculty member and senior fellow.
Raven-haired beauty: Her tresses were styled in luxurious waves as she glammed it up with gold statement earrings
In a statement, she said: 'It is an honor to be invited as a visiting professor at Columbia Law School alongside such a distinguished faculty and talented student pool.
‘I look forward to getting to know the next generation of human rights advocates studying here.'
Amal is lecturing in Professor Sarah H. Cleveland’s Human Rights course, speaking about human rights litigation strategies to students in the Human Rights Clinic.
The first flushes of romance don't seem to have faded for George and Amal Clooney, who looked very much in love as they held hands in New York City on Friday.
The couple, who married in September, had spent the evening enjoying a double date with friends and Amal looked stunning as always as they made their way home.
The international law and human rights attorney was chic and sleek in a sleeveless white jumpsuit teamed with exquisite pale yellow heels.
Amal, 37, carried a gold and silver clutch, with a wool cardigan thrown over one arm.
The raven-haired beauty’s tresses were styled in luxurious waves as she glammed it up with gold statement earrings.
Meanwhile George, 53, looked sharp in a greyish black suit over a dark blue dress shirt as he strode along in glossy black dress shoes.
The pair were seen departing the residence journalists Tina Brown and Sir Harold Evans, and the actor carried Evans's 1998 book, The American Century.
Glamming it up: The international law and human rights attorney carried a gold and silver clutch, with a wool cardigan thrown over one arm
The Clooneys have been based in New York City as George films his latest movie, Money Monster, and Amal begins her interim teaching position at Columbia Law School.
The actor is currently filming at Kaufman Studios in Long Island, shooting scenes for the upcoming Jodie Foster-directed film Money Monster, also co-starring Julia Roberts and Jack O'Connell.
George stars as Lee Gates, a TV personality whose insider tips have made him the money guru of Wall Street.
When Kyle loses all of his family's money on a bad tip, he holds Lee and his entire show hostage on air threatening to kill Lee if he does not get the stock up 24 and a half points before the bell.
Ratings soar as the entire country tunes in to this media frenzy to find out just how much a man's life is worth, and the hostage situation sheds light on a possible scandal involving the company in question.
Meanwhile, Amal has joined Columbia Law School's Human Rights Institute as a visiting faculty member and senior fellow.
Raven-haired beauty: Her tresses were styled in luxurious waves as she glammed it up with gold statement earrings
In a statement, she said: 'It is an honor to be invited as a visiting professor at Columbia Law School alongside such a distinguished faculty and talented student pool.
‘I look forward to getting to know the next generation of human rights advocates studying here.'
Amal is lecturing in Professor Sarah H. Cleveland’s Human Rights course, speaking about human rights litigation strategies to students in the Human Rights Clinic.
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