Heidi Klum looked stunning on the red carpet for the premiere of “The Drama” – and her son made an equally stylish appearance.
Henry Samuel, 20, joined supermodel mom Heidi for the red carpet, one of many the pair have attended together.
Henry Samuel Brings The Style With Mom Heidi Klum
GettyKlum and Samuel stunned in looks very much on theme with “The Drama,” which centers around a wedding between Zendaya and Robert Pattinson.
The “Project Runway” host stunned in a sleek blazer dress featuring an asymmetrical single sleeve. The plunging neckline of the dress hinted at white lace underneath. Klum’s signature blonde locks were artfully tousled, paired with a dramatic smoky eye and nude lips.
GettyIn a contrasting look, Samuel donned a black suit with a button down shirt and silk pants, paired with a sharply tailored blazer.
Although Klum herself is 5ft 9in – and completed her look with an impressive pair of pointed-toe silver pumps – Samuel towers over his mom at 6ft 3in, per Hello!.
It’s not the first time the mother-son duo have brought jaw-dropping looks to the red carpet.
GettyAttending the “Project Hail Mary” premiere in New York, the pair chose equally striking ensembles.
Klum again opted for an all-white look, this time with a blouse featuring a plunging neckline and large bow. Much like her look at “The Drama” premiere, she paired the outfit with a pair of silver stilettos.
Samuel, on the other hand, chose a dramatic printed blouse teamed with a beige jacket and pants.
Samuel Takes On Modeling World
GettyHenry Samuel is one of four children Klum shares with her ex-husband Seal, along with siblings Leni, Johan and Lou. Leni was adopted by Seal when she was five years old, reports PEOPLE.
Samuel has followed his mother’s footsteps into modeling, most recently for the GCDS Fall/Winter 2026 show at Milan Fashion Week.
In a 2025 interview with ELLE Germany, he said the main piece of advice his mother had given him was to “pay attention to my posture.”
“But my mother also instilled a lot in me regarding self-confidence,” he added.
Samuel can also thank his parents for instilling in him a great sense of personal style.
“When I was growing up, I always was evolving with my style and just figuring out my own look or how I feel in different clothing, but that evolved over time,” he told PEOPLE at the GQ Men of the Year Awards.
“[My parents] were telling me like, ‘Whatever makes you feel good, whatever can make you feel powerful, make you feel like whoever you want to feel.”
