Tori Kelly & Jordin Sparks Both Opted For Jewel Tones At The Power Of Love Gala: See Pics!

Let the party begin! Las Vegas was the place to be on October 16, as the 25th annual Power of Love Gala was a star-studded night of eating, drinking and live entertainment.

This year, guests munched on fare from Wolfgang Puck and Bobby Flay while sipping tantalizing cocktails and exquisite wines, and a charitable auction was also held.

The event is presented by Keep Memory Alive, an organization that funds "research and programs dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by brain disorders and their families."

For 2021, the money was donated to the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health.

Keep scrolling to see what some of the attendees wore for the fun night.

So timeless! Jordin Sparks flashed her signature smile in a shiny jade green gown. Capturing everyone's eye was her large silver necklace.

The American Idol alum was joined by husband Dana Isaiah, who looked snazzy in a black Giorgio Armani suit.

"Vegas with some living legends! 🤯," he captioned an Instagram post from that night that showed him and Sparks mingling with Smokey Robinson, one of the gala's honorees.

"It felt so good to be back on stage performing. I missed it terribly. Thank you #PowerofLove25 for having me," the star wrote on social media. "And to the incomparable @smokeyrobinson & @babyface, it was a blessing to honor you. 🤍."

Her husband commented on her post, writing, "Gahhhhh damn you looked beautiful! They lucky i let you leave the room 😈😮‍💨."

Country crooner Tori Kelly was also in attendance, gracing the carpet in a plum pant suit, adding a black top and black pointed-toe pumps. For accessories, the "Should've Been Us" singer wore a pair of hoop earrings and carried a reflective amber clutch.

During the show, honoree Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds thanked the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health for "not just working to keep [his mother's] memory alive, but to keep all of our memories alive," a press release revealed.

Also at their soirée was Bruno Mars, Demi Lovato and Boyz II Men.

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