Daughters and sons of celebrities like Kate Moss, Johnny Depp, and Nicole Kidman are stepping into the modeling world with the clear advantage of their inherited status.
A new wave of “nepo babies” is taking over the fashion world, sparking mixed reactions from the public. While some criticize the privileged path to their success, others argue that talent and style are the main reasons for their achievements.
The latest example of this trend is Apple Martin, the daughter of Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. Apple made her debut in high society at the prestigious Le Bal des Débutantes event in Paris.
Known as one of the most exclusive events in high society, Le Bal des Débutantes brings together young women aged 16 to 22 from prominent families around the world.
Apple, now 20, dazzled in a custom-made Valentino gown designed by renowned designer Alessandro Michele. The dress, which took 750 hours to create, marked her entry into society and made her the first debutante in the event’s history to wear a gown by Michele.
Proud mom Gwyneth Paltrow shared several photos and videos from Paris on Instagram, including a selfie with her daughter. Apple posed in her stunning Valentino gown, while Gwyneth opted for an elegant black outfit with gold accents, exuding simplicity and sophistication.
The family also shared warm moments with Chris Martin, their son Moses, and Gwyneth’s mother, Blythe Danner.
Chris Martin wore a sleek tuxedo with a badge featuring the word “love,” while 18-year-old Moses chose a jacket with striking lapels. Blythe Danner drew attention with her understated style, wearing a gray skirt, white jacket, and pearl necklace.
Gwyneth described the event as “a special weekend in Paris,” emphasizing its importance for their family.
