Sir Rod Stewart's son, Alastair Wallace, made a striking appearance on the runway at Kent&Curwen's 100th anniversary show, held at Westminster School on Tuesday. The 20-year-old model wore a navy blue double-breasted coat with prominent shoulder pads, paired with a crisp white shirt and blue trousers featuring seam detailing. He completed the look with black brogues and slicked-back long hair.
The event attracted a host of other celebrities, including actor Hero Fiennes Tiffin, actress Chloe Lea, vocalist Eleanor Fletcher, actor Jack Fox, The Traitors winner Stephen Libby, actress Emma Appleton, model twins Karlon and Kevin Bonsu, and actor Nabhaan Rizwan. Each guest showcased their own distinctive style on the red carpet.
Alastair's modelling appearance comes after he and his father, Sir Rod Stewart, 81, attended a Celtic match last year, where they watched their team beat Feyenoord 3-1. The father-son duo are known for their shared passion for football and frequently attend games together. Sir Rod has previously described Alastair as his 'little best friend'.
