Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty ImagesLily-Rose Depp is blossoming into a beautiful young woman!
Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis' 15-year-old daughter turned heads at the Chanel and Paris-Salzburg 2014/15 Metiers d'Art Collection fashion show inside the Park Avenue Armory in New York City Tuesday. The teen wore a crop top and pencil skirt from the label's spring/summer 2015 haute couture collection.
Très chic!
Lily-Rose, whose long locks were chopped into a chic bob, attended the event with her famous mother, who modeled a black bouclé dress that featured a silver crisscross design. The actress, 42, accessorized with a bejeweled belt and brought her famous boyfriend, French singer-songwriter Benjamin Biolay, 42.
The trio was were joined by many A-list tastemakers, including Beyoncé, Alexa Chung, Lily Collins, Dakota Johnson, Julianne Moore, Nicola Peltz, Dylan Penn, Phoebe Tonkin and Pharrell Williams.
Will Lily-Rose follow in her mother's footsteps? Vanessa starred in her first Chanel perfume ad in 1991, and 19 years later, she became the face of Chanel's Rouge Coco lipstick. Karl Lagerfeld, the label's head designer and creative director, considers the model to be one of his muses. "It feels good to be his doll," Vanessa told Vogue in 2010. "He always has the best ideas and has an amazing sense of improvisation."
Lily-Rose hasn't publicly expressed a desire to model, but she does want to be an actress. The teen will reprise her role from Tusk in Yoga Hosers, director Kevin Smith's latest horror movie. Johnny will play a police detective who is enlisted by two convenience store clerks (Lily-Rose and Harley Quinn Smith, 15.)
Like Kevin and Johnny, the teen actresses have been friends for years. "Their onscreen chemistry comes courtesy of a lifelong friendship: Harley and Lily have known each other since first grade," Kevin told The Hollywood Reporter in November 2014. "Acting is a job of making choices, and Harley and Lily were making their own character and delivery choices from day one on the flick. At one point, I pulled them both aside to ask, 'You are making excellent choices without me saying anything. What adult is telling you to do these things behind my back?' The girls said they'd simply learned to act from watching movies and TV shows their whole lives. But in their case, acting and goofing around is in their blood."
Kevin predicted that both actresses have bright futures ahead of them. "It was thrilling to watch them both take their first steps in what's bound to be a lifelong passion for performance," the filmmaker said.