George Clooney turned 65 on May 6. The day after: Saint-Tropez stopover.
He and Amal stepped off their yacht on Thursday, May 7, headed for Club 55 at Pampelonne for lunch with friends. Him in a black polo and beige trousers, low-key, effective. Her in an outfit that got people talking: a head-to-toe Emilio Pucci look from the spring-summer 2026 runway. Sleeveless top in copper sequins, black pleated micro-miniskirt with thigh-high side slits, slouch boots to the calves. The whole thing beaded, coordinated, not your typical day by the water.
Amal doesn't use a stylist. She picks her own outfits, and it shows: calculated, daring, perfectly matched. The choice of suede boots under the Pampelonne sun raised eyebrows, most would have gone for sandals, but the line is flawless. The week before, she was already in a fuchsia Balenciaga peplum dress at the Chaplin Award Gala in New York. This boho look signals a bolder shift.
The Clooneys now live in the south of France, near Brignoles, since September, after years at Lake Como. Their twins Alexander and Ella, turning eight in June, go to school in the area. Saint-Tropez is no longer a summer escape; it's the neighbourhood next door.
The couple spent the day holding hands, smiling, tender gestures, affection visible in every paparazzi shot. Married since September 2014, they celebrated their eleventh anniversary last year. Clooney recently said he's no longer chasing his career, that he's focusing on the Clooney Foundation for Justice and the schools they fund.
But still, a good opportunity, he takes it. And clearly, turning 65 in Saint-Tropez was an excellent opportunity.
