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Paris Jacksonand Georgia May Jagger sat front row together at Vivienne Westwood’s Womenswear Spring/Summer 2022 runway show on Friday.
Georgia, 29, whose father is the Rolling Stones frontman, donned a plunging strapless sweetheart dress, which was adorned with gold sequins and featured a thigh-high slit. She accessorized with black stilettos and pearls in her hair.
Paris, 23, daughter of the late “Billie Jean” artist, wore a similar style dress in black, with a belt tied into a bow. She finished the look with a pair of chunky platform heels and a pearl necklace featuring a pendant of the Vivienne Westwood logo.
Both Paris and Georgia are familiar with the runway, with the formerwalking in Jean Paul Gaultier’s final showof his 50-year career last January to model his Spring/Summer 2020 Couture collection.
Meanwhile, Georgia has been modeling since 2008, and has even collaborated on capsule collections with brands like Volcom and Mulberry.
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“I feel so many emotions,” she told PEOPLE last October ahead of the album’s release. “I’m excited. I’m nervous [but] mostly grateful and happy. The freedom to create [and] not be told what to sing and how to sing it [or] what to write is awesome. It’s a gift. It’s a blessing.”
The “Let Down” artist has flexed her acting muscle over the years as well, most recently appearing in the first season ofRyan Murphy’s spin-offAmerican Horror Stories. She turned to her godfatherMacaulay Culkinfor guidance, as he recently made hisAmerican Horror Storydebut with season 10.
“They were very, very uptight about the NDAs and things like that,” shetoldE! Newsin July. “But I did figure, he signed an NDA, he’s in theAHSfamily. I feel like if I could tell anyone, it would be him.”
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Paris also shared some of the sage wisdom Culkin, 41, gave her to nail her audition. “He said overdo it at certain points,” she recalled. “Kind of like, overact and kind of make it theatrical.”
source: people.com
