Model Jerry Hall attended the Saint Laurent Paris Fashion Week show on Tuesday alongside her daughter Georgia May Jagger from their front row seats in Paris.
The mother and daughter duo enjoyed creative director Anthony Vaccarello's outdoor runway spectacle set at the Eiffel Tower before arriving hand in hand for the star-studded after-party.
Hall, 70, wore a black velvet dress for the event, while her 34-year-old daughter Jagger opted for a strapless black leather dress paired with bright red lipstick that matched her mother's lip colour.
Paris Fashion Week is one of the fashion industry's premier global events, showcasing haute couture and ready-to-wear collections from major French luxury houses. Saint Laurent, founded in 1961 by designer Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Berge, is renowned for its iconic Parisian showcases, with creative director Vaccarello routinely hosting open-air runway shows against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower.
Front Row at Paris Fashion Week
Hall recently spoke about her close relationship with her daughters Georgia and 42-year-old Lizzie, both of whom she shares with rock legend Mick Jagger.
"They're great girls and they're really good models. I've trained them up on glamour and fashion," Hall told Grazia magazine.
Texas-born Hall rose to prominence as one of the world's most recognizable supermodels during the 1970s, appearing on scores of international magazine covers and becoming a fixture of the global fashion scene. Her daughters have followed in her footsteps, with Georgia May Jagger establishing a successful career as a fashion model and the face of numerous high-profile cosmetics and luxury clothing brands.
Reflecting on her parenting style when her children were young, the former model admitted that she took a relaxed approach to raising her family.
"I had such a low bar for my children," Hall explained. "I don't care if you do good in school, go to college, get a job, you can always live with me. One thing you can't ever do is be a heroin addict."
Mother-Daughter Dynamics and Family
In addition to Georgia and Lizzie, Hall and Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger, who split in 1999 after a long relationship, share two sons: James, 41, and Gabriel, 28.
The Rolling Stones are one of the most enduring and commercially successful rock groups in history, formed in London in 1962. Jagger and Hall were one of the most famous celebrity couples of the 1980s and 1990s, remaining prominent figures in public life following their separation.
Along with discussing her family, Hall revealed her unconventional approach to keeping in shape, stating that she refuses to visit a gym because she dislikes exercising purely for appearance.
"I don't like going to a gym where you're exercising for no benefit except vanity," Hall told Grazia. "If you're gardening, you're making something look beautiful."
The star also explained that she rarely follows strict diets, preferring instead to monitor her size using a favourite pair of trousers.
"When you can't close them, you need to lay off the pasta for a few days!" Hall revealed, explaining that she cuts back on her favourite pasta dinners whenever the jeans become too tight.
Gardening and Game Show Ambitions
The model's television appearance on the BBC reality series Celebrity Traitors has also drawn concern from her children, who warned her not to attempt anything overly risky during filming.
Hall explained that her children voiced their anxieties before she travelled to the Scottish Highlands to film the second series of the popular television competition.
"Mom, don't do anything dangerous!" her children told her before production began. "You and Dad are always doing things that you did in your twenties that maybe you shouldn't be doing now."
Celebrity Traitors is the star-studded edition of the hit BBC reality series based on psychological game play, deception, and strategic challenges. Set in a remote castle in the Scottish Highlands, contestants compete for a cash prize while attempting to identify hidden traitors within their ranks.
Despite the warnings from her family, Hall admitted that her competitive nature takes over during games and competitions.
"I'm very competitive, as is Mick and our children," Hall said of her approach to the game show. "Everyone wants to win. I tend to be the leader when it comes to games. But I'm going to try to behave."
Celebrity Traitors airs on Thursday on BBC One.
