Salma Hayek and Stepdaughter Mathilde Pinault Shine at Venice Biennale

Salma Hayek and her stepdaughter, Mathilde Pinault, made a stunning appearance at the 60th annual Venice Biennale. The event, held at the Fondazione Cini, Isola Di San Giorgio gala dinner in Italy, celebrated art, architecture, film, dance, music, and theater.

Hayek, 57, who is married to Mathilde’s father, François-Henri Pinault, the CEO of Kering, wore a bright blue fitted gown with a plunging sweetheart neckline and a fringe hem. She paired the floor-length design with towering black platform heels and complemented her look with shimmery teal eyeshadow, rosy cheeks, and a soft pink lip. Her brunette hair was styled in loose curls.

Mathilde Pinault, 23, dazzled in a silver metallic dress adorned with tassels throughout. She accessorized with pearl-drop earrings and wore her hair in a messy but chic updo. The duo posed together, as well as with François-Henri Pinault, who opted for a classic black suit.

This appearance highlights the close and stylish relationship between Hayek and her stepdaughter, as well as her enduring marriage to François-Henri Pinault, whom she married in February 2009 after welcoming their daughter Valentina in 2007.