Ciara Embraces the Leopard Print Trend in Roberto Cavalli at the amfAR Las Vegas 2025

Ciara is keeping the leopard print trend alive and well. On Friday, the singer endorsed the pattern by way of a Roberto Cavalli gown at the amfAR Las Vegas 2025.

The “Goodies” hitmaker attended the annual benefit gala — which is held in partnership with Formula 1 Grand Prix to raise funds for amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research’s lifesaving HIV/AIDS research — with Roberto Cavalli’s creative director, Fausto Puglisi, in tow. Posing on the red carpet alongside the Italian designer, Ciara wore a body-hugging slip dress featuring a bold, Cavalli-coded leopard motif. Reminiscent of popular silhouettes from the 1990s, the number boasted a floor-grazing hem (which completely covered her footwear), a cowl neckline and crisscross straps in the back, exposing plenty of skin.

Ciara gave the printed gown all the attention, opting out of jewelry, save for her 16-carat brilliant-cut diamond engagement ring. The mother of four wore her long platinum blonde hair in soft waves and went with bold bombshell makeup, adding to the outfit’s ’90s aesthetic.

The amfAR Las Vegas 2025 was packed with celebrities, including the likes of Ali Larter, Chanel Iman and Victoria Justice. Actor Jeremy Renner, meanwhile, was honored with this year’s Philanthropic Leadership Award.

It was a memorable day for Ciara, who took home the Muse Award at the Femme It Forward’s Give Her Flowers gala in Los Angeles, presented by fellow singer Victoria Monét. Clad in a black dress with a zip-up front and a deep plunging neckline, Ciara addressed the audience on stage as she accepted the accolade, saying, “Being honored in this room, surrounded by powerful women, is a blessing. To my fellow honorees, you represent brilliance, strength and the future of our industry.”