Photos of children of famous Hollywood stars as they walk the Dolce & Gabbana runway
Over the weekend handsome sons of famous Hollywood stars, including rapper Diddy’s son ruled Milan Fashion Week Men as they overran the Dolce & Gabbana runway.
Christian Combs, the youngest son of musician P Diddy opened up the show as he joined forces with the handsome offspring of actors James Marsden, Daniel Day-Lewis, Pierce Brosnan and Jude Law.
Pamela Anderson’s two sons also walked the runway to represent the Millennial generation at the Fall/Winter 2018/19 showcase.
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Pamela Anderson’s (centre) sons Brandon (left) and Dylan Jagger (right) did her proud on the runway on Saturday
Christian Combs and his father P Diddy (right).
Gabriel and actor dad Daniel Day-Lewis (right)
Model Paris Brosnan,16, and his James Bond actor father Pierce.
James Marsden’s (right) son Jack (left) was making his debut on Saturday, and the proud actor was there to support
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Model Rafferty Law, 21, (left) strutted down the runway for the Dolce and Gabbana show, looking like his father Jude (right)
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