The artistic side of a well-known star’s 21-year-old daughter was revealed as she gracefully posed underwater for a photoshoot. Dressed in a flowing white gown, the blonde beauty showcased various poses in the water.
In one shot, she appeared to be standing on the water’s surface, while another depicted her fully submerged. Can you guess who she is?
This young star was part of her second campaign with the London-based fashion brand, Self-Portrait, with captivating photographs taken by photographer Ryan McGinley. Teaming up with stylist Mel Ottenberg, the trio collaborated again after working together on the debut campaign in October.
If you guessed it correctly, yes, it’s Apple Martin, the daughter of Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay singer Chris Martin, who effortlessly embodied the essence of the photos.
Expressing her connection with Self-Portrait, Apple stated, “My collaboration with Self-Portrait has grown into a meaningful partnership beyond my expectations. It feels like a creative family, where I am encouraged and supported to explore different aspects of myself.”
The admiration was mutual. Han Chong, the Founder and Creative Director of Self-Portrait, mentioned, “Apple’s evolution in these portraits reflects a mature and steady persona. Witnessing her growth has been a rewarding experience, as she emerges as a new style icon effortlessly.”
Despite receiving high praise from the fashion brand, Apple’s mom’s friend previously defended her against claims of rude behavior at a society ball in 2024. While some questioned her demeanor at the event, others hailed her as a rising star in Hollywood known for her boldness and charm.
A source shared with the Daily Mail, “Apple is fun-loving and enjoys being around others. She never intends to outshine anyone and had a wonderful evening at the ball.”
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