More mother-daughter moments were in store at the Louis Vuitton show on Tuesday during Paris Fashion Week. Keri Russell was joined by her 13-year-old daughter Willa Lou Deary at Le Louvre for the French luxury fashion house’s spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, sporting distinct looks that were mature and youthful in equal measure.
For her ensemble, Russell opted for classic black-and-white styling with a structured black miniskirt with a long-sleeve white blouse with sharp lines and angles. The crisp white blouse featured a high collar with an angular shape, sharp shoulders and extra-long sleeves.
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“The Diplomat” star’s skirt was crafted with a square silhouette and fabric folded over the top and at the sides, with sharp, distinct lines playing off the style of the white blouse. Russell coordinated her skirt with a pair of pointed toe pumps and carried a Louis Vuitton bag.
Willa’s look contrasted her mom’s with youthful exuberance defined by pops of color. The teenager wore a pink, long-sleeve minidress with an illusion jacket and zipper down the front placket.
Red trim and buttons juxtaposed the pink frayed material, with a red top handle Louis Vuitton bag and a pair of two-tone black and brown slingback pumps completing the look.
Willa and Russell weren’t the only mother-daughter pair at the October 2026 Paris Fashion Week. On Monday, Nicole Kidman and her 15-year-old daughter Faith attended the Chanel spring 2027 ready-to-wear show in semi-coordinated muted gray attire.
The Oscar-winning actress and Chanel global brand ambassador wore a suit jacket dress, while her daughter Faith sported a Chanel cardigan with gold buttons and a pair of relaxed jeans.
Russell and Willa joined other high-profile front-row guests including Zendaya, Emma Stone and Lisa, among others, for creative director Nicolas Ghesquière’s spring 2027 ready-to-wear women’s collection for Louis Vuitton.
“I wanted to express a sensation of simplicity — a quest for purity somehow,” Ghesquière said during a preview, per Miles Socha’s review of the collection. “The idea of lightness, of fluidity is very important with that collection.”
