Supermodels and fashion designers were out in force – and style – at the Franca Fund Gala in Doha, Qatar on Sunday night.
Gisele Bündchen looked glamorous in a shimmering frock and clearly nailed the look of the evening, with many of the others in attendance opting for a similar look.
The 45-year-old was absolutely glowing as she posed for the cameras on the pink carpet.
The shimmering black frock featured a handkerchief style hemline and sheer sleeves.
She wasn’t the only supermodel at the event.
Tyra Banks looked stunning in a figure-hugging black velvet gown that featured some heavy embellishment on the chest and matching black gloves.
Banks went with a classic ’90s supermodel blow-out for her hair, opting for plenty of volume and finished the look with two large necklaces.
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The event in Qatas was held to held to honour the late editor-in-chief of Vogue Italia, Franca Sozzani’s legacy.
All proceeds from the event will support The Franca Fund, which has been a partner of Dr. Robert Green at Harvard, advancing research in preventive genomic medicine.
The Franca Fund charity was set up by her son Francesco Carrozzini, after her cancer became too advanced to be treated successfully.
Carrozzini arrived at the event on Sunday looking chic in a classic black tuxedo, finished with a timeless black bow tie.
He posed alongside Anna Wintour on the pink carpet.
Wintour, American Vogue editor and close friend of Franca before her death, went with a bold frock featuring plenty of colour.
As always, the fashion icon kept her signature shades on as she posed for the cameras.
Regina King looked ravishing in red, opting for a vibrant bright coral gown.
The actress bought plenty of drama, with a cape that cascaded down her side and a stylish one sleeve design in the dress.
Model Precious Lee went with a pale silver sequined number that featured long sleeves with a feathered detail around the wrist.
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Before the event Carrozzini spoke with Vogue and explained why he started the charity.
“I was looking to do something with someone who understood my mother’s values and what she did for the arts and for fashion,” he told the publication.
Franca spent 28 years at the helm of Vogue Italia, and is the woman behind some of the most fascinating and boundary-pushing spreads the iconic magazine ever had.
She was appointed editor-in-chief of Vogue Italia in 1988.
Franca died in 2016.
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