Matt Damon's Daughter Isabella Shines at CFDA Awards in Luar Gown
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It was a father-daughter night at the museum.
Matt Damon brought his daughter Isabella Damon as his date to the 2026 CFDA Fashion Awards on Monday.
The 20-year-old — who signed with IMG Models in August, Page Six Style exclusively reported — wore a white crochet gown from Luar’s spring 2027 collection. The floor-length number was trimmed with silky fringe at the cuffs and hem.
Matt, 56, kept things classic in a Ralph Lauren Purple Label double-breasted tuxedo, forgoing a shirt and tie in favor of a black cashmere turtleneck.
The “Odyssey” star was at the American Museum of Natural History on official business, presenting Lauren with the award for American Menswear Designer of the Year.
Luar designer Raul Lopez gave Isabella’s look his approval, commenting “Iconic sis 😍” on her Instagram post from the evening. “You’re a genius 😘,” she replied.
She’s in good company. Beyoncé wore a custom pinstriped Luar dress during Jay-Z’s Yankee Stadium run in July, and Lady Gaga chose a baby-blue gown from the brand for her surprise cameo in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show in February.
The New York City-based label also has a history of working with famous progeny, casting Solange’s son Daniel “Julez” Smith Jr. in its New York Fashion Week show in February 2024.
Isabella is making a name for herself in the business. In September, she starred in J.Crew’s Barn Jacket campaign.
Her dad, for one, is eager to see where it leads. “I’m really excited to see what she does with her life,” Matt told People on the red carpet.
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