Emily Blunt Wore Ulla Johnson Resort 2027 at the American Institute for Stuttering Gala

Emily Blunt brought her signature elegance to a night that means a great deal to her personally. The "Oppenheimer" and "Devil Wears Prada" star hosted the American Institute for Stuttering's 20th anniversary gala at The Rainbow Room in New York City on September 16, an event she's championed for years as a board member and longtime advocate.

Emily wore a strapless gown from Ulla Johnson's Resort 2027 collection, featuring a fitted bodice covered in intricate gold floral embroidery set against black fabric, with a sweetheart neckline that gave the piece a classic, polished shape. The bodice transitioned into a dramatic black skirt with layered, ruffled tiers that added volume and movement, creating a striking contrast between the richly detailed top and the flowing, sculptural bottom half.

She kept her accessories elegant and understated, wearing a delicate pearl necklace, gold hoop earrings, and a stack of gold bangles that echoed the gown's embroidery. Emily wore her blonde hair down in soft, loose waves, and finished the look with a soft, glowing makeup palette and a warm pink lip.

The evening honored Steven Tananbaum, founder of GoldenTree Asset Management, and featured performances from "American Idol" finalist Jesse Findling and "America's Got Talent" semi-finalist Amanda Mammana, along with a fireside chat highlighting personal stories from AIS clients and staff. Blunt, who has spoken openly about her own childhood stutter, has hosted the gala for years to help raise funds for the organization's speech therapy scholarships. Marking two decades of the institute's work, this milestone gala made Emily's elegant Ulla Johnson moment feel especially fitting for the occasion.