Rumer Willis looked stunning as she arrived at the Oceana Gala in New York City on Tuesday night.
The 36-year-old American actress wore a low-cut sequin dress with thin straps and a fishtail skirt for the event.
She paired the sleek silver and white number with a matching floor-length sheer cape.
Rumer elevated her look with a pair of sky-high platform heels and styled her hair in loose, mermaid-style waves.
Arriving at Midnight by Navarros, she flashed a big smile for the cameras before walking inside.
Rumer Willis looked stunning as she arrived at the Oceana Gala in New York City on Tuesday night.
The 36-year-old American actress wore a sequined dress with a plunging neckline, thin straps and a fishtail skirt for the event.
Oceana Gala works to support the charity’s mission to restore ocean health and abundance.
Since 2013, the New York Gala has raised more than $16 million by bringing together business, philanthropic and cultural leaders.
Rumer was joined at the event by fellow actor Ted Danson and Susan Cohn Rockefeller.
Last week she gave a spectacular performance at the annual amfAR gala in Venice.
The actress, who revealed she had split from her partner Derek Richard Thomas 16 months after the birth of their daughter Louetta, walked down the arrivals line in a stunning chocolate-coloured satin and chiffon gown.
The dress featured a plunging neckline and draping that accentuated her curves, while a flowing cape draped over Willis’ arms and created a train effect as she walked down the carpet.
Once inside the event, Rumor performed for guests including Eva Longoria, Kate Beckinsale and Lucien Laviscount.
In addition to Rumer, former Destiny’s Child member Kelly Rowland also performed at the event.
She paired the sleek silver and white number with a matching floor-length sheer cape.
Rumer upped her game in a pair of sky-high platform heels.
Rumer was joined at the event by Susan Cohn Rockefeller.
Oceana Gala works to support the charity’s mission to restore ocean health and abundance (pictured with Ted Danson)
While there, the singer rubbed shoulders with others including Global Impact Award winner Antonio Banderas and his girlfriend Nicole Kimpel.
The annual gala raises funds for AIDS research and HIV prevention.
Since 1985, amfAR has raised nearly $900 million in support of its programs and awarded more than 3,800 grants to research teams around the world.
The late Elizabeth Taylor was one of the founders of what was then called the American Foundation for AIDS Research in 1985, at the height of the AIDS crisis, and helped draw attention to the need for government research and treatment for this deadly disease, which in the U.S. primarily affected gay men.
Last week, she put on a spectacular performance at amfAR’s annual gala in Venice.