Madonna’s Daughter, Lourdes Leon, Stuns In Barely There Shorts And Knee-High Boots

Madonna’s first child and daughter, Lourdes Leon, is a singer and a fast-rising model who has worked with brands like Marc Jacobs, Mugler, Burberry, Savage X Fenty, and many more. She recently appeared on RAGA MALAK’s campaign, and her confidence blew fans away.

Lourdes Leon posted two photos from the fashion brand’s shoot to promote their SS24 collection. Her followers were particularly impressed by the second slide, showing the 27-year-old on a rusted beam and bending backward with her long, lush hair, also taking some attention.

Leon Lourdes sports some shorts and knee-high boots for RAGA MALAK

The new collection is the brand’s second after their move to Melbourne, Australia, from Beirut, Lebanon, where the founders, Gadir Rajab and Raquelle Saba, started. According to the company’s creators, their style which involves tiny sets, revealing pieces, and distressed detail is a tribute to their Middle Eastern background.

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True to their kind, Lourdes posed in their white Aphex Zipper with a hood and the Rokyo mini swim shorts with a pair of latex knee-high heeled boots. Celebrities like Addison Rae, Ice Spice, Doja Cat, and Latto have been public about the brand and giving Gadir and Raquelle “really validating moments.”

“Doja Cat’s obsessed. She followed us, and she actually doesn’t follow many people, so that was really cool…I love Lourdes, she wore the corset, and Ice Spice, and Latto,” they explained. “It’s been cool, because we don’t have PR or anything.”

Madonna’s daughter on modeling

Leon admitted during a chat with her friend, Debi Mazar, for Interview Magazine that she finds her career fulfilling and a “smart decision” finance-wise. “I enjoy being very hands-on with the campaigns I do so that I’m not just modeling, per se,” she said. “I dance, I have a very specific sense of style, and I’m interested in aesthetics, so I like to incorporate all those parts of myself into my projects.”

While she takes after her mother as a lover of the spotlight, she has hardly gotten to try Madonna’s style—or had the chance to as of late. “I do, but now there’s a lock on her closets,” she explained. “When she’s not in the house, those things are locked tight, because I take everything I feel that I’m entitled to.”