Indeed another epic Red Carpet look for George Clooney's wife and lawyer Amal Alamuddin was showcased recently. The Human Rights lawyer had many buzzing about her dress and unfortunately only a little about Clooney's latest film 'Tomorrowland'.

The two Hollywood celebrities graced the red carpet successfully at Clooney's film premiere of 'Tomorrowland' with so many gushing about Clooney's date, of course his wife Alamuddin who was wearing a yellow custom-made Maison Margiela silk bias cut dress by John Galliano

Clooney indeed chose a great lady to be with forever and he completely lets her shine despite the fact that it was his premiere wearing an all-black suit with his shirt buttoned down instead of his usual coat and tie outfit.

Clooney and Alamuddin complimented each other with Clooney in black which is perfect for Alamuddin's yellow dress that flowed beyond her heels and onto the ground. Alamuddin's yellow dress also had a bit of an accent having a yellow bow on the side and the dress perfectly showcased her shoulders and her long stature.

The two have been married for 9 months now and Clooney just can't help but gush over his wife in his interview with E! News previously, praising Alamuddin for being fashionable despite her work load. "She's stunning and has a great sense of style-there's no stylist or anything," Clooney shared. "She just comes out like that and she shows up and she looks stunning."

Clooney reveals how Alamuddin makes time to pick her clothes even though she is both a professor and a lawyer at the same time. "She does it while she's got 11 cases going-literally," he added. "So she's an amazing woman."

And just recently, as everybody's eyes are on the married couple, baby talks cannot be distant and Clooney is a little tight lipped on the matter. "I mean, I've thought about it, I suppose," Clooney shared earlier today with CBS adding, "But I haven't really-it hasn't been high on my list of...I've been asked it a lot lately because I've gotten married and I'm doing a movie with kids in it..."