Eva Longoria sparkles in a black sequined dress while showing off her voluminous curls as she lights up LACMA’s tenth annual Art+Film Gala
Eva Longoria looked effortlessly elegant as she graced the red carpet at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s tenth annual Art+Film Gala on Saturday evening.
The 46-year-old Desperate Housewives star glittered in a stunning black single-shoulder dress covered in sequins.
The gala was returning as an in-person occasion on Saturday after being canceled last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, though new safety precautions were now in effect.
Back in black: Eva Longoria, 46, looked glamorous in a black sequined dress as she walked the red carpet for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s tenth annual Art+Film Gala on Saturday
Eva put on a busty display in the plunging outfit, which featured a slim spaghetti strap covered by her long hair.
She went for a glamorous look and styled her brunette locks in luscious thick curls over her shoulder and down her back.
The dress, which was slightly ruched around her midriff, exposed her back.
Her outfit reached down to the ground and nearly swallowed up her black platform heels.
Classic style: Eva put on a busty display in the plunging outfit, which featured a slim spaghetti strap covered by her long hair. She went for a glamorous look and styled her brunette locks in luscious thick curls over her shoulder and down her back
The Overboard actress complemented her lustrous sequined dress with an impeccable smoky eye.
Eva appeared not to have bothered with a handbag or other accessories, though her glittering jewelry complemented the sequined dress.
She had on thick square-cut diamond earrings, and she also sported several large bands on her fingers, along with silver nails that shone against her dress.
She was joining the other stars at this year’s gala to honor artists Amy Sherald and Kehinde Wiley, as well as iconic filmmaker Steven Spielberg.
Elegant: The dress, which was slightly ruched around her midriff, exposed her back. Her outfit reached down to the ground and nearly swallowed up her black platform heels
Other attendees included Miley Cyrus, Elle Fanning and, of course, Spielberg and his wife Kate Capshaw.
Gucci continued its partnership with the beloved Los Angeles art museum by returning as this year’s sponsor, while the gala coincides with the luxury brand’s 100th anniversary.
According to LACMA, all of the proceeds garnered from the gala ‘go toward underwriting LACMA’s initiative to make film more central to the museum’s curatorial programming, while also funding LACMA’s broader mission.’
This mission includes ‘exhibitions, acquisitions, and educational programming, in addition to screenings that explore the intersection of art and film.’
Since its inception, the Art+Film Gala has honored legendary directors including Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick and Clint Eastwood, as well as artists Betye Saar, Catherine Opie and John Baldessari.
In good company: She was joining the other stars at this year’s gala to honor artists Amy Sherald and Kehinde Wiley, as well as iconic filmmaker Steven Spielberg