Steph Curry’s wife, Ayesha Curry, joined A-listers for Saturday’s highly anticipated Baby2Baby Gala in Los Angeles. The black-tie affair, an annual fundraising event for a non-profit organization that helps mothers and children, reportedly raised $18.5 million. The “Sweet July” founder rubbed elbows with celebrities like Prince Harry, Serena Williams and Alicia Keys in arguably the glitziest fundraiser this year.Ayesha shared photos of what she wore for the event on Instagram on Monday. The social media influencer wrote on IG:"Such an incredible night at the @Baby2Baby Gala supporting their critical work providing basic essentials to over one million children in need across the country." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostCarmelo Anthony’s former wife, La La Anthony, reacted:“Gorg!!😍😍😍”WNBA star Cameron Brink wrote:“Stunning ❤️❤️❤️”Brink’s mother, a close friend of Steph Curry’s parents, added:“Gorgeous!!❤️🔥🔥”Jessica Alba, who was at the gala dinner with Ayesha Curry, did not say anything but reacted with love emojis.La La Anthony, Cameron Brink and others react to Ayesha Curry's look during the Baby2Baby Gala on Saturday. [photo: @ayeshacurry/IG]“The Haute Couture Corner” reported that Jason Bolden was the stylist of Steph Curry’s wife. She wore a full-length blue gown by GapStudio designed by Zac Posen.The Currys, parents of four children, have been longtime supporters of Baby2Baby, which has reportedly “served over 300 million critical items to children in need.” They have been one of the biggest voices urging people to help a foundation that helps children in foster care homes and students. Ayesha also attended the Baby2Baby fundraising event in 2024.Ayesha Curry and her daughter Riley Curry watched Steph Curry play against Lakers in Los Angeles last monthOn Oct. 21, Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors visited Los Angeles for a marquee showdown against the LA Lakers. Curry’s wife, Ayesha Curry, and eldest daughter, Riley Curry, sat courtside for the highly anticipated game.The two-time MVP capped off his warm-up with some help from the emerging volleyball player. Riley tossed the ball to a Dubs trainer, who sent it to the superstar point guard for a corner 3-pointer.Steph Curry ran to the tunnel heading to the Warriors’ locker room just as the shot swished through the net. Ayesha proudly looked at both as the play unfolded.The Dubs went on to win the game 119-109 behind Curry’s 23 points, four assists, three steals, one rebound and one block in 32 minutes.