The designer duo Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana staged a superlative show in Venice. The star on the catwalk was Heidi Klum’s 17-year-old daughter Leni.
A great honor for Heidi Klum’s daughter Leni: She was one of the models who were able to present the exclusive creations of the designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana in Venice. The two Italians had a meter-long catwalk built for them. Like all models, Klum was shuttled to the pier in a gondola and then walked over the catwalk to the sounds of Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”.
The 17-year-old wore a short, petrol-colored dress and a sparkling crown on her head. Her mother Heidi Klum sat in the front row with her husband Tom Kaulitz and watched the catwalk spectacle. The 48-year-old published several photos and videos from the event on her. “You look amazing,” she commented on a recording of her eldest daughter.
Dolce & Gabbana: Models struggled with rain and storm
Leni Klum was lucky with her outfit, because many models struggled with the lush creations as the wind got stronger and the rain started to fall. Singer Jennifer Hudson, who appeared in a voluminous gold robe and performed the aria “Nessun Dorma”, had to sing against the approaching storm. At the end of the show it was raining so heavily that all the guests left their seats and sought protection under the adjacent arcades, as Heidi Klum documented in an Insta story.
“You love the drama,” said the 48-year-old to one of the stewards who were frantically trying to get the celebrity guests and their luxury robes dry. In addition to Heidi Klum, singer Jennifer Lopez, actress January Jones, TV star Kourtney Kardashian and musician Sean Combs were among the audience.
For Leni Klum it was the first catwalk appearance in front of a live audience. At the beginning of the year, the 17-year-old made her catwalk debut at the Berlin Fashion Week – but the shows took place without guests. In addition, the teenager graced the cover of the German “Vogue” and advertises a luxury watch manufacturer. “You don’t need specific measurements to be a model today. […] Those who say that I’m too small or not pretty enough are counterproductive for our world, which is becoming more and more diverse, “Leni Klum told Glamor magazine in April. The appearance for Dolce & Gabbana is now another milestone in her still young modeling career.
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