Julia Roberts wears gown embroidered with children's and husband's initials to 'Ticket to Paradise' premiere

Julia Roberts paid tribute to her family while out and about on the red carpet for the world premiere of her new movie, "Ticket to Paradise."

The Oscar-winning actress posed for cameras wearing a custom Alexander McQueen look that included the embroidered initials of her children Henry, 15, and 17-year-old twins Phinnaeus and Hazel.

Roberts' own initials were also embroidered on the gown alongside those of her husband Daniel Moder.

She paired the unique gown with a cropped black blazer and black nail polish.

In addition to her family's initials, Roberts included the year she married Moder, "2002," as well as other sentimental words such as "love," "hope" and "darling."

During the London-based occasion, Roberts was seen posing with co-star George Clooney, who attended the premiere with his wife Amal.

Roberts is no stranger to sharing her deep feelings for her loved ones publicly. In July, she celebrated 20 years of marriage to Moder by sharing a sweet Instagram post commemorating their relationship.

"Twenty," the "Pretty Woman" star captioned the snap, alongside two star emojis and the hashtags "can't stop smiling" and "can't stop kissing."

The couple first met on the set of "The Mexican" in 2000 where Moder was working as a camera assistant. They were married two years later on July 4, 2002.