Charlize Theron brought along her youngest daughter August at the Christian Dior pre-fall 2024 fashion show on Monday.
The 48-year-old actress and her seven-year-old daughter were both decked out in Dior as they sat front row during their exciting mother-daughter date at The Brooklyn Museum in New York City.
The Monster star — who enjoyed a fun family spring break trip in Disney World with August and her eldest daughter Jackson 11, last month — looked glamorous in all-black ensemble with a khaki skirt as the statement piece.
She wore black shorts underneath the skirt, which featured large letters painted on the side.
The Oscar winner looked effortlessly chic in a skintight, long-sleeved top and over-the-knee, patent leather boots.
For an additional touch of glamour, she wore a variety of Dior monogram chokers with a long pendant necklace as well as various gold rings.
She put on a stylish display with her blonde hair tied back into a sleek bun and sported a pair of cat-eye sunglasses.
At her side, her youngest daughter looked cool in a white, quilted dress teamed with an oversize, royal blue varsity jacket.
Carrying black leather mini bag, August also donned white and gray sneakers with tall socks.
Two weeks ago, Theron brought along August and Jackson to Disney World as seen in an Instagram post of their vacation, which she captioned: ‘Spring break mode activated.’
She shared various snaps of herself and her daughters in Disney merch as they explored the amusement park.
In one adorable snap, they posed in front of a rainbow mural and all flashed bright smiles.
Theron carried seven-year-old August in her arms while Jackon grinned.
The Mad Max: Fury Road actress adopted her two precious daughters Jackson and August in 2012 and 2015, respectively.
In May 2018, she opened up about her decision to adopt in an interview with Chelsea Handler for Elle.
‘I was always aware that there are so many children in this world who don’t have families,’ she explained.
‘Adoption is a very personal thing — I know people whom I love dearly who don’t feel that they could raise another child as their own. I respect that,’ she continued.
‘But for me — and I can’t be the only person out there — I never saw a difference in raising an adopted child versus my own biological child,’ she said.
Theron added that she always knew she wanted to adopt her children.
‘I don’t feel like I’m missing out on something,’ she admitted. ‘This was always my first choice, even when I was in a relationship.
‘I was very honest with my partners that I was open to having my own biological kids but that adoption had to be a part of my life. I felt that strongly about it.’