From Lila Moss to Kaia Gerber and Iris Law, we’ve seen a whole host of famous fashion offspring gracing our runways in recent years. Now there’s a new name to add to that list: Christy Turlington’s daughter Grace Burns, who made her runway debut at British Vogue X LuisViaRoma’s fashion extravaganza in Florence on Wednesday night.
Grace, whose father is actor and filmmaker Edward Burns, hit the runway in a custom white dress by Victoria Beckham, featuring ruching at the waist (and based on the Kermit-green dress worn by Bella Hadid on the runway during the designer’s spring 2023 show in Paris). The vampy look was finished off with a pair of black lace gloves, matching tights, peep-toe heels and the designer’s chain-embellished clutch bag.
When it came to her beauty look (masterminded by make-up artist Pat McGrath and hair stylist Sam McKnight), the 19-year-old wore her hair scraped back off her face, in a throwback to the “power chic” look of the ’90s (a time when, of course, Burns’s mother Christy was dominating the catwalks). As for the finishing touches? A bold red lipstick and crimson-pink blush that highlighted the model’s natural glow.
Grace’s runway debut comes after she starred with her mother in a campaign for Carolina Herrera earlier this year. Posting an image from the shoot on Instagram, she wrote: “Indescribably grateful to have had the privilege and opportunity to be a part of this experience! All the love in the world to every single divine human who made this possible!!!!!!!!”
With Milla Jovovich’s daughter Ever Anderson recently starring in a Marc Jacobs campaign and Helena Christensen’s son, Mingus Reedus, walking the Versace runway last summer, it’s clear the new generation of supers has officially arrived.