Lori Loughlin, 59, and daughter Olivia Jade, 24, bring glamour to ‘An Unforgettable Evening’ women’s cancer benefit in Beverly Hills … after actress parodies college admissions scandal on Curb Your Enthusiasm

Lori Loughlin and her daughter Olivia Jade oozed glamor as they attended the Women’s Cancer Research Fund’s An Unforgettable Evening benefit event in Beverly Hills, California at The Beverly Wilshire on Wednesday.

Loughlin, 59, who served nearly two months in prison for her involvement in a college admissions scandal in late 2020, was out for a month after faking the legal mishap opposite Larry David on Curb Your Enthusiasm.

The Full House actress, who played Rebecca “Aunt Becky” Katsopolis in the ABC comedy and Netflix reboot, was dressed in a long white Henna dress with a scarf at the Hollywood fundraiser, with open-toed sandals.

The New York-born Queens beauty wore her brown locks back and hair swept forward as she carried a clutch with her to the event.

Olivia Jade, 24, was dressed in a black satin strapless fluted satin dress. The YouTube personality, which has more than 1.8 million subscribers on the platform, wore her brown locks down and said goodbye to the event.

Olivia Jade, who linked up with actor Jacob Elordi earlier this year, completed her ensemble with black pointed-toe heels.

Loughlin was the focus of a storyline of the Curb Your Enthusiasm episode, the sixth in the show’s 12th season, which aired on March 10.

Playing a fictionalized version of herself, she sought David’s help to help her rejoin an exclusive golf club after being kicked out following the college admissions scandal.

David has doubts after Loughlin, an avid golf fan, uses ruthless tactics once she is allowed back into the club with David’s help.

Curb Your Enthusiasm executive producer Jeff Schaffer narrated The Hollywood Reporter Last month, the idea – which revolves around David’s fictionalized self constantly getting a second chance after mistakes – came from writer Teddy Bressman.

“It’s not going to be funny with some kind of thinly veiled surrogate” for David, he told the paper, adding that the premise only worked if Loughlin was involved.

Schaffer said of casting Loughlin in the episode, “We called her manager, who loved it, and who then spoke to Lori, and she said, ‘I’m in, I’m all up for it.’

‘And she was. She was so wonderful. Everything we threw at her was a game to her. She makes the episode. I’m so glad she wanted to do it.’

The event attracted some notable names from all facets of entertainment, as Tom Hanks, honorary chairman of the evening, attended with his wife Rita Wilson.

Comedian Tig Notaro made an appearance at the event, while actresses Demi Moore, Sofía Vergara, Melanie Griffith and Ashley Greene were also in attendance.

Kardashian’s friend Jonathan Cheban was there, along with a number of Bravo personalities, including Kyle Richards, Crystal Kung Minkoff, Kathy Hilton and Lisa Rinna.

According to a mission statement on their siteWCRF’s focus is “on preventing and curing breast cancer by advancing the world’s most promising research.”

The nonprofit said, “We want to end breast cancer. Our goal: no more fear. No more hospital visits. No more side effects or unnecessary suffering. No more loved ones lost to breast cancer.

‘The only way to achieve this goal is through research. Research is revolutionizing our understanding of cancer. Research leads us to the heart of this insidious disease. Research changes lives every day, because women and men get the help they need.”

Loughlin and her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, 60, are five years removed from their April 2019 indictment.

The couple was indicted in connection with allegations that they paid Rick Singer $500,000 to ensure that USC would recruit their daughters Isabella Rose, 25, and Olivia Jade, 24, to the school’s rowing team, despite having no background in had the sport.

In May 2020, the couple pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in the case.

Loughlin received a two-month prison sentence, a $150,000 fine and 150 hours of community service following the guilty plea. She began her sentence in October 2020 in a federal prison in Dublin, California and was released in December.

Giannulli received a five-month prison sentence with a $250,000 fine and 250 hours of community service. He began his prison sentence in November 2020 and was transferred to home confinement in April 2021, about a month before his sentence ended.

Professionally, Loughlin’s legal troubles sidelined her during the fifth season of Fuller House and her return to the small screen came in 2021 in a two-part Christmas special for the series When Hope Calls.