Jada Pinkett Smith made her first public appearance since the Oscars, attending the opening of The Rhimes Center for the Performing Arts and Debbie Allen Dance Academy in Los Angeles, a new project by the super house. manufactures Shonda Rhimes. Pinkett Smith wore a shimmering gold strapless dress that tight under her arms, then fell in a long line to the ground, where the dress stretched across the floor into geometric shapes.
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She wore gold earrings and red lips, but the modern glamor of her dress definitely stole the show. Pinkett Smith posed on the red carpet with both Rhimes and Allen, sharing a photo on Instagram with caption“Let’s shout out loud @shondarhimes for making the dream of the Debbie Allen Dance Academy come true. ”
Rhimes wore a green and white floral cape with puffy sleeves and shirt collar, and carried a white clutch to match the pattern. Allen wears a long cream-colored woven cover over a brown shoe, lace-up sandals, and an elaborate beaded necklace.
The entire Rhimes Performing Arts Center has two floors covering 24,000 square feet. The new facilities include five dance studios, according to Daily mail, and will teach ballet, contemporary jazz, hip hop, tap, and musical classes to students 8 years of age and older. An airborne studio at the academy was named after Pinkett Smith and her husband, Will Smith.
Other celebrities at the star-studded event included, Samuel L. Jackson and his wife, LaTanya Richardson Jackson, Phylicia Rashad, dancer Vanessa Bell Calloway, Raven Symone and her wife, Miranda Pearman-Maday , Posture star Billy Porter, lead dancer for the New York City Ballet Tiler Peck, and Tony Award winner Denyce Graves.
Will Smith does not appear to be in attendance. The award-winning actor was recently banned from attending the Academy Awards for ten years after assaulting Oscar Awards host Chris Rock on this year’s broadcast.
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