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Kaia Gerber career development
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Kaia Gerber, an American model and actress, has established a career in the fashion and entertainment industries. After making her runway debut in 2017 and receiving the Model of the Year award at the 2018 British Fashion Awards, she has worked with major brands such as Chanel, Versace, and Marc Jacobs. Gerber is currently transitioning into more prominent acting roles, notably starring as Susan in the FX dramatic series ‘The Shards’, based on the novel by Bret Easton Ellis and produced by Ryan Murphy. Her performance in the series has been noted for its depth, signaling her growth as a serious actress alongside her established modeling background. In addition to Expanding her acting pursuits, influence in the fashion industry, Gerber has moved into creative leadership through a collaboration with the Los Angeles-based denim brand RE/DONE. Serving as an investor, creative partner, and advisory board member, she launched her debut collection, ‘Kaia Volume 1’. The launch was supported by the brand’s ‘After Hours’ campaign, which features Gerber in vintage-inspired photography emphasizing structured tailoring. Gerber continues to draw public attention for her fashion choices. During recent appearances, such as a visit to the set of ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’, her style has been noted for channeling a classic aesthetic that reflects her family heritage as the daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford. At her collection launch event in New York City, she showcased a Y2K-inspired look featuring a white cropped tee and dark-wash low-rise jeans.
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