Daniel Craig is the man with the golden quiff! James Bond star debuts new hairstyle on rare red carpet with wife Rachel Weisz at Clooney Foundation For Justice event

Daniel Craig debuted his new sophisticated, golden quiff haircut as he joined his elegant wife, Rachel Weisz, at the glitzy Clooney Foundation For Justice event in NYC on Thursday.

The British star, 55 – who is known for portraying secret agent James Bond – proudly showed off the new style as he sweetly held hands with The Mummy actress, 53, at the second annual Albies Awards held at the New York Public Library.

The actor was dapper wearing a dark navy suit that comprised of a double-breasted blazer as well as matching slacks.

He added a white dress shirt underneath as well as a dark navy bowtie to coincide with the color scheme of his look.

Craig – who was recently spotted on a bike ride in London – slipped into a pair of sleek, black dress shoes that were secured with laces for a finishing touch to his overall look.  

Daniel also added a pair of glasses to his look for the glamorous evening as he showed off his latest, classic hairstyle.

He was accompanied by wife, Rachel, who put on an elegant display donning a figure-hugging, black and silver-patterned gown that fell down to brush the ground. 

The sleeveless dress contained a plunging, deep V-neck cut for a sultry flare and was easily held up with thick straps that wrapped around her shoulders.

The Dead Ringers star opted for minimal accessories to allow her ensemble to be the main focal point and added dainty, silver bracelets on her right wrist. 

Weisz held a black, rectangular-shaped clutch bag in her hand to hold a few items she needed during the star-studded event in the Big Apple. 

Her dark locks were parted in the middle, and effortlessly flowed down past her shoulders in light waves. 

The happy couple – who tied the knot back in 2011 – lovingly held hands as they paused for a quick photo session together on the red carpet. 

Daniel and Rachel first met in 1994 when they starred in the London production of Les Grandes Horizontales. At the time, Craig was married to his ex-wife, Fiona Loudon, and the pair welcomed daughter Ella, 31.

Craig and Weisz officially began dating after they were cast in the film, Dream House, in 2010. 

The following year in June 2011, the lovebirds secretly tied the knot during an intimate ceremony with only four guests to witness the nuptials. 

The actor opened up about keeping their wedding out of the public eye while talking to GQ in 2012 and stated, ‘We got away with it. We did it privately. And I’ve got a lot of people to thank for that.’ 

In September 2018, the couple welcomed their first child together – a baby girl. Rachel also shares her son Henry, 17, with ex-fiance and director, Darren Aronofsky. 

Earlier this year in April, the Constantine actress gave a rare look into both hers and Daniel’s private life and admitted that the pair don’t have plans just yet to work together again. 

‘I think we aren’t going to, at the moment. I think we really love our private life as a life, as a family. And then we go to work separately,’ she told Willie Geist during an interview for Sunday Today.   

She continued, ‘We really enjoyed that experience, but also it means we can alternate.’ 

‘So I can stay home with the family while he works. We can swap out. If we’re both doing something at the same time, it’s probably less ideal.’  

The Albies for the Clooney Foundation For Justice took place at the New York Public Library and drew A-list celebrities, such as Scarlett Johansson and Emily Blunt. 

The special award ceremony was ‘created by George and Amal Clooney to shine a protective spotlight on courageous justice defenders who are at risk,’ per the official website.  

The Albies are named after ‘anti-apartheid hero Justice Albie Sachs, who received a lifetime achievement award’ during the inaugural event. 

Five individuals were honored at the ceremony, including human rights advocate and Congolese gynecologist, Dr. Denis Mukwege, ‘for his heroic leadership to stop rape as a weapon of war and save the lives of women in the DRC.’