Sir Rod Stewart’s son, Alastair Wallace, looked incredibly dapper as he stormed the runway at Kent&Curwen’s 100th anniversary show at Westminster School on Tuesday.
The model, 20, donned a navy blue double-breasted coat with statement shoulder pads as he strutted down the catwalk.
Alastair layered a crisp white shirt beneath his coat and sported a pair of blue trousers with seam detailing, as he struck several poses for the camera.
To complete his look, Alastair sported a pair of smart black brogues and slicked his long hair back.
Other stars in attendance were Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Chloe Lea, Eleanor Fletcher, Jack Fox, Stephen Libby, Emma Appleton, Karlon and Kevin Bonsu, and Nabhaan Rizwan.
Actor Hero, 28, cut a stylish figure in a blue polo shirt teamed with smart blue trousers, posing up a storm for the cameras.
Sir Rod Stewart’s son, Alastair Wallace, looked incredibly dapper in a navy coat with statement shoulder pads as he stormed the runway at Kent&Curwen’s 100th anniversary show on Tuesday
Actress Chloe, 20, cut a trendy figure in a blue satin bomber jacket paired with a crisp white shirt and cream culotte trousers.
Vocalist Eleanor put on a leggy display in a pastel blue blazer dress with a pleated mini skirt.
Actor Jack, 40, cut a stylish figure in a beige trench coat with a green tartan-printed collar.
The Traitors winner Stephen, 32, looked effortlessly cool in a vibrant blue cropped jacket paired with a striped green tie.
Actress Emma, 34, cut a laidback figure in a red-and-white tartan-print raincoat and a matching shirt.
Model twins Karlon and Kevin cut trendy figures as they posed up a storm for cameras outside the venue.
Actor Nabhaan, 29, cut a cool figure in a black-and-white striped polo shirt paired with a red bomber jacket.
Alastair’s appearance at the event comes after he and his father, 81, watched his beloved Celtic beat Feyenoord 3-1 in the Netherlands last year.
The model, 20, layered a crisp white shirt beneath his coat and sported a pair of blue trousers with seam detailing, as he struck several poses for the camera during the event
To complete his look, Alastair sported a pair of smart black brogues and slicked his long hair back
Other stars in attendance were Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Chloe Lea, Eleanor Fletcher, Jack Fox, Stephen Libby, Emma Appleton, Karlon and Kevin Bonsu (seen), and Nabhaan Rizwan
Actor Hero, 28, cut a stylish figure in a blue polo shirt teamed with smart blue trousers, posing up a storm for the cameras
Actress Chloe, 20, cut a trendy figure in a blue satin bomber jacket paired with a crisp white shirt and cream culotte trousers
Vocalist Eleanor put on a leggy display in a pastel blue blazer dress with a pleated mini skirt
Actor Jack, 40, cut a stylish figure in a beige trench coat with a green tartan-printed collar
The Traitors winner Stephen, 32, looked effortlessly cool in a vibrant blue cropped jacket paired with a striped green tie
Actress Emma, 34, cut a laidback figure in a red-and-white tartan-print raincoat and a matching shirt
Actor Nabhaan, 29, cut a cool figure in a black-and-white striped polo shirt paired with a red bomber jacket
The father-son duo, who share a known passion for football, looked in high spirits as they cheered on their beloved Celtic Football Club.
The pair often attend Celtic games together, and Sir Rod has described his son as his ‘little best friend’.
Rod and his wife, Penny Lancaster, also share son Aiden, 14, who wasn’t in attendance at the game.
Penny recently shared a sweet photo of Rod as the boys joined him backstage before he performed in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Showing how strong their family bond is, Penny, who is Rod’s third wife and mother to Alastair and Aiden, commented to gush over ‘my boys’.
In the snap, Rod looked relaxed in an unbuttoned blue and white striped shirt, while Alastair matched in a plunging black shirt and gingham trousers.
Alongside the snap, Alastair shared a clip of his father on stage and captioned the post with a red love heart.
During his trip to Buenos Aires, Rod was named the Guest of Honour after playing three sold-out shows in the city.
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