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Page Six reports that Paris Fashion Week has become something of a family affair this season, with celebrity offspring stepping into the spotlight alongside their famous parents. Gwyneth Paltrow's and John Travolta's daughters made their runway debuts, while Nicole Kidman and Heidi Klum brought their teens as front-row plus-ones. The moment signals how fashion's most exclusive stage is now doubling as a generational handoff, where lineage itself becomes the statement piece.
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