The fire week of the fire became the battlefield of the "supermodel second generation"

In the fashion show, in addition to designers and clothing, the most attention is the fashion model participating in the performance. At the recently concluded New York Fashion Week, the 17-year-old model Kaia Gerber, who is the catwalk for the brand Anna Sui, once again attracted the attention of the world's audience.

For the audience who are concerned about this season's fashion week, Kaia Gerber may already be a familiar face. This underage model star, after making his debut at Fashion Week last September, has only participated in 25 fashion shows as a model in New York, Milan and Paris at this year's World Fashion Week. On September 20th, she also participated in the catwalks of the four brands Max Mara, Fendi, Prada and Moschino in Milan Fashion Week.

The good face and the perfect proportion of the body make Kaia Gerber one of the most popular young models in the brand today, but in addition, she is able to attract the brand and the audience's attention, because of her important The label - the daughter of American supermodel Cindy Crawford in the 1990s.

Cindy Crawford, who has appeared on the covers of more than 600 global fashion magazines including People and Vouge, has given her daughter Kaia Gerber a good starting point. At the age of 10, Kaia Gerber became Versace's children's wear model. At the age of 12, she was featured in Teen Vogue magazine. After signing the model company IMG Models at the age of 13, she won the Best Newcomer Model Award at the Fashion Media Awards at the age of 15. .

And let her spend the night all over the world is the show of Calvin Klein with Bella, Kendo gigi. Since then, brands such as Chanel, Versace, Ralph Lauren and Saint Laurent have also begun to see her as a regular guest on the show floor.

However, although the media mostly regards Kaia Gerber as the most popular "supermodel second generation", she is not the only small model who has inherited her mother's career.

Not long ago, American fashion brand Marc Jacobs announced through social networking site Instagram that supermodel Kate Moss's 16-year-old daughter Lila Moss will officially appear as the new face of Marc Jacobs Beauty, and also released a purple cat eye makeup shot by photographer David Sims. Photo of Lila Moss.

In a separate Instagram post, designer Marc Jacobs wrote: “Let Kate and Lila work in the same studio is a bit of a surreal thing, Lila evokes the first time I saw it when I was 18 To Kate, she was wearing the memory of Perry Ellis's Spring/Summer 1993 rock series.” He also emphasized the friendly relationship with Kate and said that when Lila decided to come to New York in July to collaborate with him and become the brand's latest beauty event. Part of his personal life and career has emerged as an important meeting point.

It is worth mentioning that Marc Jacobs Beauty is not only the first event of Lila, but its brand Marc Jacobs is also the first brand to invite 15-year-old Kaia Gerber to participate in the event in 2016.

In addition to these two people, there are still many "models of the second generation" that shine in the modeling world.

For example, Georgia May Jagger, who recently became the new spokesperson for the Los Angeles denim brand Hudson Jeans, is the youngest daughter of the American model Jerry Hall in the 1970s and Mick Jagger, the lead singer of the Rolling Stones.

Thanks to her innate good conditions and her parents' fashion resources, Georgia May Jagger worked with her mother Jerry Hall a few years ago to shoot Mother's Day ads for the sunglasses brand Hut and film the inner pages for the Brazilian version of Elle. In December 2009, Georgia May Jagger was selected as the 2009 model of the year in the annual British Fashion Awards and served as the spokesperson for the Vivienne Westwood jewelry collection.

Pat Cleveland, also a model of the 1970s, also put her daughter on the stage of the model. As the first inter-racial black American model, Pat Cleveland was once the inspiration for fashion designers and photographers such as Yves Saint Laurent and Halston. Although her daughter Anna Cleveland is not a standard beauty, her temperament has a hint of European classical beauty.

She was on the runway of Moschino when she was 5 years old. At the age of 13, she and her mother walked the show for Karl Lagerfeld. In 2015, she signed a contract with the famous model economy company NEXT to formally start her modeling career. In the same year's autumn and winter fashion week, Anna Cleveland took a total of 20 shows.

There are also model brokerage companies that have taken into account the huge development potential of the “supermodel second generation” and have begun signing these younger generations. In 1988, Kate Moss's brokerage company Storm Model Management was one of them.

"This is a very normal thing. Most of these 'supermodels' have inherited the excellent genes of their mothers, and they have strong professional ethics and their own personalities," said Storma's Paula Karaiskos in the Information Times. The article once said, “For brands, these young people who are inextricably linked to the supermodels that consumers are familiar with are more topical.”

What's more interesting is that these “supermodels and second generations” are not only benefiting from the glory of supermodel mothers, but also in turn bringing a new wave to their model mothers. The attention of the models, especially in the modeling world where the age limit is now more and more relaxed, these older models are still playing the heat.

For example, the 43-year-old Kate Moss won the cover of the April issue of the British edition of Vogue magazine earlier this year, while 51-year-old Cindy Crawford also filmed the fall advertising campaign for Balmain last year and boarded with her daughter. The cover of the Paris edition of Vogue magazine.