She is already making waves in fashion – Given her father’s teen-poster-boy past and her mother’s model status, it should be no surprise that Lily is fast becoming a fashion star herself. Aside from her Vogue debut, she has been a Chanel ambassador since she was 15 and this year she joined the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Kate Moss as she was named the face of Chanel fragrances.
She doesn’t feel the need to rebel – The doe-eyed 17-year-old says there is no risk of her going off the rails like other young stars as she grew up in a such a relaxed environment. “My parents weren’t very strict,“ she told Vogue. ”They’ve always trusted me to be independent and make my own decisions. There wasn’t really anything to rebel against.”
She made her music debut when she was a baby – Blue Ivy may have featured on a Jay Z track when she was only an infant, but Lily set the trend providing vocals on her mother’s record Bliss when she was merely months old.
She is a daddy’s girl – During the recent acrimonious divorce of Johnny Depp and latest wife, Amber Heard, Lily took to Instagram to defend her famous pop. Alongside an adorable snap of the pair she wrote: “My dad is the sweetest most loving person I know, he's been nothing but a wonderful father to my little brother and I, and everyone who knows him would say the same”
Her big-screen debut looks major – Though technically she began her acting career with a small cameo in 2014's Tusk, her first proper role will be opposite Natalie Portman in French-Belgium drama Planetarium. Playing two freewheeling sisters in the thirties, every scene of Rebecca Zlotowski’s film is a vision and Lily shows serious dramatic potential. Next year she will also star in horror comedy Yoga Hosers and play Isadora Duncan in The Dancer.
Her boyfriend is also a triple threat – Lily is rumoured to be dating 25-year-old British model, Ash Stymest who is also an actor and music producer.
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