Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin’s Daughter Apple Makes Her Runway Debut at Paris Fashion Week

Apple Martin is making her own mark on the fashion world. The 22-year-old daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin made her runway debut at Paris Fashion Week, walking in Chloé’s Spring/Summer 2027 show.

For her first major catwalk appearance, Apple wore a flowing white boho-style maxi dress with a plunging neckline, dramatic puff sleeves and perforated detailing. Gold platform heels with ankle straps completed the look.

Her beauty styling remained natural, with minimal makeup and long blonde hair parted down the middle and left loose. The resemblance to her famous mother was particularly noticeable.

Apple was surrounded by experienced runway stars, including Natasha Poly, Eva Herzigová and Mariacarla Boscono. Creative director Chemena Kamali presented a collection featuring romantic skirts, floral embroidery inspired by the 1960s and updated versions of 1970s fisherman jackets and capes.

Although this was Apple’s runway debut, she already has experience in fashion. She has modeled for Self-Portrait and Gap and became the face of the Chloé à la Plage campaign last summer, photographed by David Sims.

Her connection with Chloé also follows in her mother’s footsteps. Gwyneth is a longtime admirer of the brand and wore Chloé to the Met Gala in 2019.

Apple has described working with the fashion house as a major honor, saying she was overwhelmed by the beauty of the collection and grateful for the opportunity.

However, modeling may not be her ultimate career goal. Apple graduated from Vanderbilt University after studying law, history and society and has also performed in student theater productions.

She has signed with a leading manager at CAA and previously revealed that her real dream is to become an actress. Apple said she loves theater and dancing but has no desire to follow her father into a solo singing career.

For now, though, all attention is on her first major runway moment as she takes another step into the spotlight on her own terms.