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Style runs in the family.
Keri Russell brought her rarely-seen daughter, Willa, as her date to the Louis Vuitton fashion show Monday.
The actress and the 13-year-old posed for photos side-by-side during day nine of Paris Fashion Week outside of the Louvre.
For the outing, the “Diplomat” star stunned in a white high-neck blouse paired with structured black mini skirt and wore her hair in a loose bun.
She finished the look with black pointed-toe stilettos and a classic Louis Vuitton monogram handbag with a gold chain strap.
Willa, meanwhile, wore a heathered red matching set featuring a long-sleeve cropped jacket and a skirt with button details.
She accessorized with a small quilted red handbag and black pointed-toe heels and wore her hair in a ponytail.
Russell shares the teen with ex-husband, Shane Deary. The exes also share a 19-year-old son named River.
The former couple split in 2013 and Russell moved on with her “The Americans” co-star Matthew Rhys. The longtime couple share 10-year-old son, Sam.
The Louis Vuitton fashion show marks Willa’s first major outing as her mom has chosen to keep her children largely out of the spotlight.
Many other A-listers also attended at the luxury brand’s Monday show, including Emma Stone, Zendaya, Saoirse Ronan and Ana de Armas.
Paris Fashion Week 2026 has been a family affair for many famous parents.
Heidi Klum’s 16-year-old daughter Lou made her Paris Fashion Week debut over the weekend, joining her supermodel mom at several star-studded events.
Julianne Moore and daughter and Liv Freundlich attended Messika’s show on Thursday, both decked out in the jeweler’s diamonds.
Additionally, John Travolta’a daughter, Ella Bleu Travolta, hit the runway on Sunday at Miu Miu’s spring 2027 show.
Perhaps Willa will join the ranks of celeb children on the runway soon enough.
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