From Lila Moss to Brooklyn Beckham, the catwalk is no stranger to nepo babies strutting their stuff.

And now the offspring of another famous face has made their debut on the runway.

Matthew McConaughey's son Levi confidently made his inaugural catwalk appearance at Vogue World: Milan on Tuesday night. 

Coinciding with the start of Milan's Fashion Week, Vogue headed to the city to host the spectacular event, held at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – the oldest shopping arcade in Italy. 

Levi, 18, whose mother is Brazilian model and designer Camila Alves, 43, wore a grey tweed Prada two-piece suit with a double-breasted blazer. 

The two-piece was layered with a simple long-sleeve top in beige and shiny black-patent loafers.

He wore his brown curly hair parted just slightly to the side as he demanded the attention of the audience by encouraging them to clap with him.   

And then, as he walked, he danced, bending backwards with his arms outstretched. 

The teenager was in good company as the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Pamela Anderson, Gigi Hadid and Heidi Klum were all present. 

Levi has proven he has a love of fashion just like his mother – and in June 2025 he attended the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week. 

And he also joined his famous family at the premiere of his dad's Apple TV series Brothers in LA back in September.

McConaughey, 56, was joined by Camila and their daughter Vida, 16, to promote the new project which he stars in alongside long-time pal Woody Harrelson.

He married Brazilian model and designer Camila in 2012 and they share Vida, Levi and another son named Livingston who is 13.

Texas native Matthew and his spouse exchanged vows at their home in Austin on June 9, 2012, and officially moved back there (from Malibu, California) two years later.

The theme this year for the Vogue event was 'craftsmanship and the human touch' in the age of technology.

Vogue's global editorial director Anna Wintour said of the event: 'Milan is one of the great European capitals of craftsmanship, where heritage and modernity meet, and where art, literature, opera and industry have long converged.

'There could be no better place for Vogue World to honour everything that is extraordinary about this city than the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.'

Vogue plan to showcase 'the timeless story of Made in Italy' with acts focused on Italian handcrafts and innovation.

Following the main runway event, the public can visit an exclusive lifestyle hub called the Vogue Café, running from Thursday to Saturday at the historic Palazzo dei Giureconsulti.

Milan is the fifth edition of Vogue's global fashion spectacle.