Hollywood’s biggest names turned out in Los Angeles on Saturday for the sixth annual Academy Museum Gala, with Taylor Swift leading the red carpet in a custom pale-blue Dior gown.
Swift wore a strapless design by Dior creative director Jonathan Anderson, punctuated by a crystal-covered bow at the centre of the chest. Chopard supplied her jewellery, including platinum earrings set with 32.40-carat diamonds.
The evening honoured three figures from film: Charlize Theron received the Icon Award, Colman Domingo the Vantage Award, and filmmaker John Carpenter the Luminary Award.
Swift also closed the night with a performance. According to People, she sang her original song “I Knew It, I Knew You” from Toy Story 5 alongside a selection of her greatest hits.
The gala raises money for the Academy Museum’s exhibitions, screenings and education programmes. Particle News reported the event brought in more than $14 million for the museum.
Source: People
