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North West
Age: 2
Toddler Nori has sat front row more often than most of us will in a lifetime. Her signature all-black style— Timberlands, tutu, moto topper—is unlike anything we’ve ever seen in kidwear.
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Aila Wang
Age: 6
Unsurprisingly, the niece of Alexander is already a Balenciaga-carrying cool girl, right down to her ironic T-shirt, leather mini and shower slides. (That adorbs smile, however, might have to go.)
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Hudson Kroenig
Age: 7
This mini model—son of Lagerfeld muse Brad—has walked multiple Chanel runways, partied with Cara Delevingne and had his wardrobe featured on The Coveteur (“he loves to layer”).
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Jaden and Willow Smith
Age: 17 and 14
Jaden wore a white Batman costume to Kimye’s wedding; Willow currently appears alongside Cher and Winona Ryder in Marc Jacobs’ fall campaign. What’s next? Only time will tell. Luckily, as they famously told T Magazine last year, they’re able to control it.
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Lily-Rose Depp
Age: 16
The très belle daughter of Johnny and French singer-slash-model Vanessa Paradis recently signed a contract to be the face of Chanel’s newest eyewear line.
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Joan Didion
Age: 80
The literary great’s modelling career has been a slow burn. She posed alongside her daughter for Gap in 1989. Twenty-six years later, Phoebe Philo came calling, and Didion broke the Internet in a black Céline turtleneck.
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Jacqueline de Ribes
Age: 85
The original French fashion icon and former designer—who once employed a young Valentino in her attic atelier—is the subject of a Costume Institute exhibit this fall.
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Baddie Winkle
Age: 86
Baddie’s dirtbag style (pot leaf sunglasses, “Bye Basic” crop tops) has secured her an Instagram following of more than one million, as well as a campaign for street-wear brand Dimebag and the admiration of one Miley Cyrus.
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Iris Apfel
Age: 93
The owl-eyed style eccentric was the subject of a Costume Institute greatest hits retrospective in 2005. She was, however, just getting started. Since then, she’s designed an accessories line, taught a college textiles course and starred in an Albert Maysles documentary (the filmmaker behind Grey Gardens).
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