Amal Clooney walked the red carpet at Venice Film festival last night to support her husband George Clooney.

And beaming from ear to ear, Amal, 47, looked more youthful than ever.

Wearing a fuchsia mini dress with dramatic train, she was accused of upstaging George, 64, especially as the actor had been struck with a sinus infection.

The Mail can reveal that in order for the human rights lawyer to get camera ready, she had a non-surgical facelift in her hotel room just moments before she stepped out.

Ahead of the Venice premiere of Jay Kelly, Amal had a 111SKIN treatment which involved her getting ‘wrinkle-miminising wand movements’ and a facial massage.

The products used for the facial come to over £2,200 with the treatment lasting 90 minutes and costing around £240.

The treatment is said to ‘visibly lift, brighten and firm the skin’.

Amal Clooney famously regularly upstages her husband at events.

The natural beauty is said to regularly invest in non-surgical treatments to stay youthful.

George hit the red carpet after being kept away from press conferences and photo-calls due to illness.

He sailed through a 30 minute trot up the red carpet despite a ‘serious’ sinus infection which had kept him from promotional duties for around 24 hours.

The star, who is 64, arrived at around 9.35pm local time for the 9.45 premiere of his new Netflix film Jay Kelly with Amal. As they exited their car he asked her: ‘Are you OK?’ and then said: ‘OK, let’s go.’

The actor appeared in lively spirits throughout and even spent around 20 minutes signing autographs for fans on the red carpet.

At several points he was seen clutching his throat and broke off to explain to the crowds: ‘I can’t speak!’.

He spent time chatting to festival boss Alberto Barbera and to co stars Laura Dern and Adam Sandler.

The actor unexpectedly cut short his press junket for Noah Baumbach's competition film on Wednesday and also skipped a dinner with the film's cast and crew.

George and his wife Amal are staying at the Cipriani Hotel in Venice during promotional activities for the Netflix film.

They were spotted leaving the Excelsior Hotel, where Netflix is based, at around 4pm on Wednesday.

Jay Kelly sees George take on the title role of the Hollywood movie star who 'always plays himself'.

Directed by Gerwig's husband Noah, the trailer sees George's character questioning his life choices, despite being fawned over by fans and staff.