Georgia May Jagger never fails to dazzle us with her model prowess, and her appearance at Paris Fashion Week on Friday was no exception.
The daughter of Geri Hall and Mick Jagger, 34, was a vision in an ensemble put together by Gigi Studios; the killer ensemble in question was a vampy, ruffled corset dress of dreams.
The all-black number featured a scoop neckline and ruffled thigh-split skirt, perfectly accentuating the doting mother's sky-high legs, on the ends of which were a pair of black pointed-toe stilettos.
"@gigistudios in Paris," Georgia penned in the caption. When it came to her glam for the evening, the blonde bombshell didn't put a foot wrong.
She had her platinum tresses styled in a sleek blow-dry, and her makeup look was composed of black liquid eyeliner, fluttery lashes and natural glossed lips.
"Stunner," one of the model's 1.3 million followers wrote; another added: "Beautiful," and a third penned: "Lovely."
Georgia's fashion week wins
This is far from the first dazzling look the model has sported in Paris during fashion week.
Just hours before her corset dress of dreams, Georgia slicked back her trademark locks and slipped into a strapless leather two-piece of dreams, courtesy of Saint Laurent for their Womenswear Spring/Summer 2027 show.
© Corbis via Getty Images for SainThe killer set was made of chunky black biker-style leather, the top featuring a waist-cinching belt. Meanwhile, her look was complete with a black pencil skirt in the same material, finishing at her shins, which were dressed in sheer black tights.
On her feet were a pair of square pointed-toe heels in an elegant autumnal hue of burgundy red. Finishing her look, the model added a pair of statement earrings and a slick of red lipstick for good measure.
© WWD via Getty ImagesGeorgia stepped out at the glamorous evening alongside her A-list mother, Geri Hall, who looked beautiful in a black satin midi-dress by the famous fashion house.
Georgia on fashion in her 30s
Georgia is someone we are more than happy to take style inspiration from, especially when entering a new decade, which is something she opened up about as she entered her 30s.
When asked about her sense of style, she told Glamour people might find her wardrobe confusing. "It's either jeans and T-shirts or loads of sequins," she told the publication. "I love to be casual most of the time, but I also live for those moments when you really get to dress up and be super glamorous. I like to go between the two."
She later added: "Coming into my thirties, I have figured out how to hone in my style a bit more – I've done lots of experimenting, and of course, I am definitely not over getting things wrong, especially as far as events go – mistakes still happen, but I feel I am learning what I like to wear a lot more."
