It’s hardly unusual for family members to borrow from one another’s wardrobes—or, at the very least, their styling tricks. For her first Paris Fashion Week appearance, Heidi Klum’s youngest daughter, Lou, took a sartorial cue from her supermodel mom, with the pair arriving at the Vivienne Westwood spring 2027 show in coordinating peplum silhouettes and vertiginous platforms.
The matching stopped there, however. Klum stayed true to her penchant for high-impact glamour in a sculptural white blazer with sweeping, rounded lapels, its waist cinched with gold buttons before flaring into a petal-like hem.
She paired it with a matching floor-skimming column skirt and inky blue stacked platform heels. Lou, meanwhile, gave the silhouette a distinctly Gen Z spin in an acid-wash pink denim top with a raw, flared waistline and asymmetric matching miniskirt, finished with a snakeskin-print shoulder bag, and floral strapped platforms.
Beauty-wise, there was another subtle echo. Both wore their hair loose—Klum’s blonde lengths tousled around her shoulders, Lou’s brunette curls left voluminous and natural—and leaned into warm, smoky makeup.
The outing marked 16-year-old Lou’s fashion week debut. Klum shares Lou, as well as sons Henry and Johan, with her ex-husband Seal. The duo also posed with Paris Jackson and Jaden Smith at the show.
For Heidi Klum, though, a Vivienne Westwood moment is familiar territory. At Vogue World: Hollywood in 2025, she wore a bright white, semi-sheer Westwood minidress scattered with floral appliqués, shortly after making a memorable appearance as the bride at the close of the house’s spring 2026 runway show.
And Klum has already clocked some time on the catwalk this Paris Fashion Week: on October 2, she walked Ottolinger’s spring 2027 show in a deconstructed suiting look.
Nor is she a stranger to a mini-me fashion moment. Klum has previously coordinated with her eldest daughter, 22-year-old Leni, with the pair putting their individual spins on the classic little black dress. But for Lou’s first fashion week, the occasion was marked in an appropriately Westwood way.