Date night for rapper Kanye West and his wife Kim Kardashian was spent on Saturday, November 1, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s fourth annual Art & Film Gala in Los Angeles. West and Kardashian dressed to the nines for the star-studded event and were seen giving each other affection on and off camera.
West looked dapper in black leather trousers, a matching suit jacket and white button-down shirt, an ensemble he paired with brown suede boots. His wife, meanwhile, revealed a lot of leg in a royal blue Cushnie et Ochs dress with an asymmetric silhouette and slit. Kardashian accessorized her look with Tom Ford heels and a Cartier necklace.
Here are Kim Kardashian & Kanye West at the LACMA Art + Film Gala (Everyone looked AMAZING!) http://t.co/iLQWODBTDf pic.twitter.com/ZcBiipipUP
— E! Online (@eonline) November 3, 2014
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The couple seemed to have fun on the red carpet of the LACMA event. Kardashian posted a picture of her and West on Instagram, unsmiling, and captioned it with the words, “Smiling on the inside lol.” In actuality, the couple was seen smiling on the red carpet, with West reportedly gazing at Kardashian fondly as she took her turn with the cameras. West was even seen whispering sweet nothings in his wife’s ear, which made her giggle.
As the event died down later that night, West and Kardashian were again seen being affectionate with each other, this time away from the cameras. While waiting for their vehicle at the valet station, Kardashian had her arms around West and the two were reportedly caught stealing kisses in an unguarded way, making it appear as if they were more in love with each other than ever.
The event was attended by celebrities such as Kate Hudson, Michelle Rodriguez, Dakota Johnson, Kate Beckinsale and Jennifer Lopez, all of whom were decked out in their best formal wear. Hosted by Eva Chow and Leonardo DiCaprio, the LACMA Art & Film Gala also honored director Quentin Tarantino for his work in film.
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