Chloe Sevigny's six-year-old son, Vanja, captured attention on the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of "The Five-Star Weekend" on Wednesday. The actress, known for her fashion-forward appearances, was accompanied by her rarely-seen son, who added a touch of chivalry to the event by carrying the train of her gown.
Momentarily stepping away from the usual premiere spotlight, Vanja was seen posing alongside his mother, who proudly acknowledged his supportive gesture. Sevigny herself was a striking presence in a yellow off-the-shoulder dress, accentuated by a thigh-high split and black patent leather heels. Her blonde hair was styled in waves, complementing a natural makeup look with a bold red lip.
Sevigny, who shares Vanja with art gallery director Siniša Mačković, announced the birth of their first child in May 2020, during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. The couple had married two months prior to their son's birth in Darien, Connecticut. At the time of his birth, Sevigny shared a photo from the hospital, expressing gratitude to the staff and extending well wishes to other families welcoming newborns amid the global health crisis.
In the months following Vanja's birth, Sevigny spoke about motherhood, likening her son to "a little cat." She described a domestic routine that involved cooking, cleaning, and caring for her son, with her husband frequently assisting while managing his own work commitments. Sevigny reflected on the initial weeks of motherhood as an experience of "Ecstasy."
"The Five-Star Weekend" features an ensemble cast including Jennifer Garner, Gemma Chan, Regina Hall, Timothy Olyphant, D'Arcy Carden, and Judy Greer. The film centers on Garner's character, Hollis Shaw, a renowned cook and author, as she hosts friends from various stages of her life for a weekend gathering in Nantucket following a significant loss. The narrative explores emergent truths and evolving relationships amidst a luxurious coastal setting. The film premiered on Peacock, with new episodes scheduled to release weekly until July 30.