Jagger sisters Georgia May and Lizzy jet in for VIP NGV event
Georgia May Jagger and her sister Lizzy — the model daughters of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall — will jet into Melbourne this for a gala event at the NGV. This is why they were picked to be the event’s guests of honour.
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Georgia May Jagger and her sister Lizzy — the model daughters of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall — will jet into Melbourne this week to be guests of honour at a National Gallery Of Victoria gala event.
Georgia May, 27, and Lizzy, 35, will attend the VIP opening of the Crossing Lines exhibition on Saturday. The exhibition, which opens to the public on Sunday, will feature the work of influential New York artists Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Their invitations are a nod to the New York theme of the gala. Both have spent considerable time in the Big Apple.
US rappers Salt N Pepa will perform at the NGV gala, with guests including transgender model Andreja Pejic, and Maripol, Madonna’s stylist during the iconic Like A Virgin period.
Lizzy has said Rolling Stone frontman Mick and the original supermodel Hall are the ultimate role models.
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“She gives great advice,” Lizzy said of Hall. “She’s also a great teacher.”
Lizzy said she inherited Mick’s “great hair,” adding: “I do get a lot of inspiration from his makeup looks from the 1970s, which he doesn’t really go for anymore. He’s a bit more reserved with his makeup looks on stage these days.