Kaia Gerber turned heads in a glamorous polka dot dress as she attended the third annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Sunday evening.
The model, 22, the daughter of catwalk icon Cindy Crawford, looked stunning in the strapless black and silver Celine number with a full skirt.
She simply dressed up with a pair of Tiffany diamond earrings and a beautiful dazzling ring.
Kaia showed off her gorgeous smile as she posed up a storm at the star-studded event at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.
The beauty has followed in her famous mother Cindy's footsteps and they both agree that it comes with pros and cons.
Kaia Gerber turned heads in a glamorous polka dot dress by Celine as she attended the third annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on Sunday evening
The model, 22, the daughter of catwalk icon Cindy Crawford, looked stunning in the strapless black and silver number with a full skirt
The model said that working together over the years has taken their relationship to a new level.
“I feel like we've built a really strong bond and friendship outside of the mother-daughter dynamic, which has been so fun for me over the years,” Kaia shared. People.
“I think when we work together, it's really no different than if I were working with any other professional,” Cindy, 57, explains.
Cindy said, “I feel like when I'm working with you, it's not like, 'Oh, I'm with my daughter. She's Kaia too and she has her own place in the world.'
'It feels more like I'm working with a very good friend.'
Kaia agreed, adding, “Maybe I would complain a little more to you than to anyone else, but I wouldn't say anything other than that.”
But that doesn't mean they don't have typical parent and child problems.
“She's a cool mom and she still embarrasses me all the time,” Kaia admitted.
She simply dressed up with a beautiful dazzling Tiffany ring and a pair of matching diamond earrings
Kaia caused a storm at the star-studded event at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
'But it is good! It brings me back down to earth… I probably embarrass her all the time too.”
The annual KNAW Museum Gala started in 2021 and aims to raise money for the museum's exhibitions and public programming.
The event always features a red carpet so star-studded that it rivals the Academy Awards themselves, and the opening gala raised a whopping $11 million for the museum.
Several stars were also honored at the glamorous soirée, including Meryl Streep, who accepted the Icon Award, honoring an artist whose career has had a significant global cultural impact.
Michael B. Jordan won the Vantage Award, which honors an emerging artist or scholar who helps contextualize and challenge dominant narratives around cinema.
Oprah Winfrey received the Pillar Award, which recognizes exemplary leadership and support for the Academy Museum.
Sofia Coppola was honored with the Visionary Award, which honors an artist or scientist whose innovations have advanced the art of cinema.
“We are thrilled to come together again at our third annual Academy Museum Gala to celebrate the power, global impact and indelible importance of cinema,” Jacqueline Stewart, director and president of the Academy Museum, said in a statement earlier this year declaration.
It comes after Kaia and her mother Cindy, 57, agreed working together has taken their relationship to a new level (pictured in New York on November 14)
“I am truly honored to recognize four artists, Meryl Streep, Michael B. Jordan, Oprah Winfrey and Sofia Coppola, whose creativity and passion have inspired and shaped our culture in such powerful ways.”
The event was initially scheduled to take place in October, but was postponed due to the Hamas attack on Israel.
There were concerns that the Hollywood strikes would also impact the event, but that came to an end earlier this year.
The Hollywood actors' strike finally ended last month after 118 days, capping the longest strike ever for film and television actors.
The month before the writers' strike ended, they celebrated a new deal with a five percent pay increase, streaming bonuses, and AI protections.