Pictures: Daughters of rock stars
Something of a modern-day Brigitte Bardot, Georgia May Jagger is the youngest daughter of supermodel Jerry Hall and Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Jagger. She’s taken a liking to modeling, with her signature asset: a gap between her two front teeth. (Henry S. Dziekan III / Getty Images for Sunglass Hut)
Select female heirs to some of rock ‘n’ roll’s finest have become models, actresses and even singers. See how they’ve fared.
By Christy Khoshaba
Zoe Kravitz took the my-dad’s-a-rock-star-and-I’ll-be-one-too-thing to heart. As the lead singer of Elevator Flight, Zoe and her mates have performed on the same stages as the Roots and the Black Keys. She’s also acted in “X-Men: First Class” (2011), “After Earth” (2013) and “Californication.” ( Ilya S. Savenok / Getty Images for H&M)
Kelly Osbourne was introduced to the world as a harshly honest, tatted teen on MTV’s reality show “The Osbournes.” She turned to music, launching two albums: “Shut Up” (2002) and “Sleeping in the Nothing” (2005), but has since evolved. She now gives style advice on E!’s “Fashion Police.” (Frazer Harrison / Getty Images for Variety)
Lily Collins is more than a beauty icon who’s known for her full Brooke Shields-like eyebrows. As daughter of Genesis drummer Phil Collins, Lily took an interest in journalism along with acting at a young age. While still a teen, Lily wrote a column dubbed “NY Confidential” for Elle Girl. She later studied broadcast journalism at the University of Southern California and became a Nickelodeon television correspondent. Since then, she’s appeared in feature films like “The Blind Side,” (2009), “Mirror Mirror” (2012) and “The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones,” (2013). (MARIO ANZUONI / REUTERS)
Kimberly Stewart shot to fame as Paris Hilton’s club-hitting sidekick. These days, she’s a mother to young Delilah, whose father is Puerto Rican actor-producer Benicio Del Toro. (Danny Martindale / Getty Images)
Major fashion designer Stella McCartney didn’t need to lean on her father’s Beatles fame to make a name for herself. At 16, she interned with French fashion designer Christian Lacroix and went on to study fashion design in London, where her graduation fashion collection was modeled by her friends/uber supermodels Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss. Within years Stella became chief designer of French line Chloe and then launched her own label, a balance of feminine elements with rocker accents that her fashion fans have come to love her for. (SUZANNE PLUNKETT / REUTERS)
A paternity test revealed that Daisy Lowe was rock royalty. Since then she’s been handpicked by designer Karl Lagerfeld to walk the Chanel runway and later modeled for Nanette Lepore, Vivienne Westwood and Burberry. She also posed topless for Esquire and nude for Playboy. (Ben A. Pruchnie / Getty Images)
Theodora began modeling at 14 years old for a Tommy Hilfiger campaign alongside Mick Jagger’s daughter, Lizzy. Since then she’s been snapped by world-renowned photographers and scored the covers of Glamour Italy, Nylon UK and Rolling Stone. Her younger sister Alexandra plays the model cards as well. (Henry S. Dziekan III / Getty Images for Sunglass Hut)
Frances Bean Cobain’s mother, Courtney Love, supposedly used heroin during her pregnancy, so Frances was taken away. She also visited her father, Kurt Cobain, in rehab until he died. Love later disowned Frances, and photos of her taken by YSL’s Hedi Slimane also drew a spotlight. (Steve Granitz / WireImage)
Peaches wrote and starred in a documentary about herself as a teenager, “Peaches Geldof: Teenage Mind” (2005). That was after photos of her using heroin hit the Web. In addition to taking care of her two sons, she hosted TV specials. Geldorf was found dead in her home on April 7. She was 25. ( Mike Marsland / WireImage)
