Kaia Gerber’s Best Red Carpet Looks, From Stylish Teen to Supermodel
Collage by Vogue. photos via Getty Images
Collage by Vogue. photos via Getty Images
It’s a surprise to absolutely nobody that Kaia Gerber is a natural on the red carpet—turning a look is hard-wired into her DNA.
Since her career kicked off in earnest a decade ago, Gerber’s red carpet appearances have served as a map to her fashion industry bona fides. The model is a devoted fan of (and friend to) Sarah Burton, following the designer from her tenure at Alexander McQueen to the helm of Givenchy. Burton’s designs are a staple in Gerber’s red carpet oeuvre, from the pewter-sequined gown she wore to her first-ever Met Gala in 2022 to the red hot velvet strapless number she donned at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscars party.
Pieter Mulier’s Alaïa has become another go-to in recent years. Gerber turned to the designer for the 2022 Academy Gala, where she opted for a sheer, body-conscious long-sleeve and a rich plum mermaid skirt. But at the 2024 Palm Royale premiere, she did a 180 in one of Mulier’s drapey mini dresses—this one a vibrant teal.
Over the last 10 years, Gerber has shown impressive range. Take, for example, the edgy zipper-laden Zuhair Murad suit she chose for the 2016 premiere of Sister Cities or the fresh-off-the-runway Fendi couture dress she wore to The Shards premiere in London.
In honor of her latest Vogue cover—her fifth!—revisit Kaia Gerber’s finest red carpet fashion moments.
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Tommaso Boddi1/20Zuhair Murad
Sister Cities premiere, 2016
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Jeff Spicer/BFC/Getty Images2/20Ralph & Russo
The 2017 Fashion Awards
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Michael Loccisano/Getty Images3/20Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini
2017 Daily Front Row Fashion Media Awards
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Samir Hussein4/20Alexander McQueen
The 2018 Fashion Awards
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John Shearer5/20Oscar de la Renta
2021 Met Gala, “In America: A Lexicon Of Fashion”
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Mike Coppola/Getty Images6/20Alexander McQueen
2022 Met Gala, “In America: An Anthology of Fashion”
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Michael Buckner/Getty Images7/20Alaïa
2022 Academy Gala
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Jeremy Chan/Getty Images8/20Hervé Léger
2024 Toronto International Film Festival
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Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images9/20Prada
2024 Met Gala, “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”
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Taylor Hill10/20Alaïa
2024 Time100 Next Gala
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JC Olivera/GA/Getty Images11/20Alaïa
Palm Royale premiere, 2024
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Taylor Hill12/20Gucci
2024 LACMA Art + Film Gala
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Emma McIntyre/Getty Images13/20Vintage Givenchy couture by Alexander McQueen
2024 Academy Gala
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Amy Sussman/Getty Images14/20Vintage Valentino couture
2025 Vanity Fair Oscar Party
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Gilbert Flores/Getty Images15/20Dries Van Noten
Palm Royale season 2 celebration, 2025
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Taylor Hill16/20Gucci
2025 LACMA Art + Film Gala
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Amy Sussman/Getty Images17/20Givenchy by Sarah Burton
2025 Academy Gala
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Jamie McCarthy18/20Givenchy by Sarah Burton
2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party
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Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images19/20Valentino
The Shards New York premiere, 2026
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Dave Benett/Getty Images20/20Fendi couture
The Shards London premiere, 2026
This article was originally published on Vogue.com.
Hannah Jackson
Hannah Jackson is a fashion writer at Vogue. Prior to working full-time with the publication, she previously did freelance writing and was a social media manager at TheLi.st. Her work has been published in ELLE, Architectural Digest, The Cut/New York Magazine, Rolling Stone, W Magazine, Cosmopolitan, NYLON, InStyle, Bustle, and more. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from UC Santa Barbara where she studied political science. She also has a Master of Science degree from Northwestern University where she studied journalism along with a specialization in magazines.
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