Camila Cabello's Netted Gold Gown Turns Heads at Lucas Museum Opening

Camila Cabello brought golden glamour to the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opening in Los Angeles, shimmering in a vintage Donna Karan metallic gold crochet dress and slip. The "Havana" singer and "Cinderella" actress joined a packed guest list that included Katy Perry, Doja Cat, Kim Kardashian, and Michael B. Jordan for George Lucas and Mellody Hobson's long-awaited museum debut on September 19.

The archival piece featured an open, netted crochet construction in a warm metallic gold, layered over a matching slip that peeked through the loose weave for a soft, second-skin effect. The dress had a halter neckline that wrapped around the back of the neck, leaving her shoulders and back completely bare, while the fitted, body-skimming silhouette flowed straight down to the floor. The raw, textured knit gave the gown a lived-in, downtown-90s edge true to Donna Karan's signature draped, body-conscious design era.

She layered on multiple gold chain necklaces of varying lengths that draped down over the halter straps, adding extra shimmer and dimension against the dress's already metallic base. Camila wore her dark hair down in a long, loose braid falling over one shoulder, with soft waves framing her face and warm, glowing makeup rounding out the look.

The gala, co-chaired by names including Tom Cruise, Steven Spielberg, and Pharrell Williams, gave guests an early look at the museum ahead of its public opening on September 22. The five-story, 300,000-square-foot space is dedicated entirely to visual storytelling, spanning painting, illustration, comic art, and film. Between the star-studded guest list and her striking gold gown, Camila made sure her appearance at the milestone opening didn't go unnoticed.