Gone are her modeling days and her bushy eyebrows—Kaia Gerber has entered a new era, and, as is often the case, her closet is the first thing to show the signs of her transformation.
Cindy Crawford’s daughter, who began her path to fame following in her mother’s footsteps on the catwalk, already has enough titles on IMDB to be able to talk about her career as an actor (Bottoms, Palm Royale, Saturday Night…). In fact, the founder of the Library Science book club will return to the Ryan Murphy universe (American Horror Story) in a series based on The Wreckage, a novel by Bret Easton Ellis. (We can’t help but find it ironic that her ex, Austin Butler, will play the iconic Patrick Bateman in Luca Guadagnino’s new adaptation of American Psycho, the most famous work by the same author.)
At the moment, her project doesn’t have a release date, and between filming, Gerber—who has not completely removed herself from the fashion world—still finds time to star in campaigns for brands like Givenchy, nab magazine covers, and attend events that allow her to combine her two passions: design and film. Just this week, she attended the Tribeca Festival in New York while wearing the most beautiful polka-dot dress she has worn to date. And that’s saying something, because the bar was set very high.
Kaia Gerber attended the premiere of Gonzo Girl, a film directed by Patricia Arquette and starring her friend Camila Morrone opposite Willem Dafoe, in a red halter-neck dress with tiny white polka dots. Thanks to the silhouette, with an inverted V-neck seam under the bust, a subtle bias cut, and irregular hem, the dress took a slight flight in its flowing fall to the knees. In this way, her style brushed—without crossing—the border of flamenco inspiration, with which almost all polka-dot dresses flirt; even more so when they are red.
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