She’s long been known for making a statement with her chic ensembles.
And Lily Cole put on yet another fashion-forward display in a white trouser suit as she attended the opening of Judy Chicago: Revelations at The Serpentine in London on Wednesday.
The model, 36, channelled the 70s in a fun three-piece suit that included a matching waistcoat as she posed for snaps at the launch.
Arriving for the event, Lily opted for a chic suit that consisted of a blazer and matching trousers teamed with a buttoned waistcoat.
She teamed the outfit with an ivory satin shirt as well as chunky black boots.
Lily Cole put on yet another fashion-forward display in a white trouser suit as she attended the opening of Judy Chicago: Revelations at The Serpentine in London on Wednesday
The model channelled the 70s in a fun three-piece suit that included a matching waistcoat as she posed for snaps at the launch
Throughout her six-decade career, Chicago has contested the absence and erasure of women in Western culture, and her exhibition addresses themes of birth, masculinity, Jewish identity, notions and a longstanding concern for climate justice.
Lily’s appearance comes after she opened up about her sexuality in her, Who Cares Wins: How to Protect the Planet You Love, referring to ‘my queerness’ and stating that ‘none of us choose the cultural norms and laws we inherit’.
Back in August 2021, she came out as ‘queer’ as she said she wanted to break the ‘rigid boundaries’ of sexuality.
The model married entrepreneur Kwame Ferreira in 2012 and the pair share daughter Wylde, eight.
And in the documentary, the star explained that while she is a private person who likes to keep her personal life out of the public eye, she has felt the need to ‘acknowledge that she’s not straight.’
She told The Sunday Times Style magazine: ‘I like that world because of it’s openness, because I think all those boundaries are quite rigid.’
In her eco-conscious book, Who Cares Wins: How to Protect the Planet You Love, the model writes: ‘Just as we do not choose the circumstances and ancestral patterns we are born into, none of us choose the cultural norms and laws we inherit.
‘Had my mixed-race daughter been born in a different country, she would have been a crime. If I were living in another country today, my queerness would be a crime’.
Arriving for the event, Lily opted for a chic suit that consisted of a blazer and matching trousers teamed with a buttoned waistcoat
At the launch she was also seen posing up a storm with designer Bella Freud
Cole’s past romances are said to have included Jude Law, muscular British model David Gandy and Roxy Music singer Bryan Ferry, who is 42 years her senior.
She is rumoured to have briefly dated Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter, after he heard her speak passionately about global sharing at a conference.
Describing how she aims to bring her daughter up to be fearless, she said on ITV in 2017: ‘Definitely. Fear can be healthy in reason, but if I’m scared of something I take it as a signal I should do it.
‘I did a live dance performance as I was terrified. If you’re terrified you’re just avoiding things in life.’
Lily pursued a modelling career as a teenager, landing her first British Vogue cover at the age of 16.
She was named Model of the Year at the 2004 British Fashion Awards and has worked for leading fashion houses including Alexander McQueen, Moschino and Chanel.
She made her acting debut in 2007 comedy St Trinian’s and landed her first leading role as an actress was as Valentina in the 2009 film The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus.
