For some, the thought of rummaging around in a parent’s wardrobe is a less than tantalising prospect – perhaps a blazer that could pass as “office siren” if you squint, or some heavy-duty knitwear from the Edinburgh Woollen Mill. The same can’t be said for Sienna Miller’s eldest daughter, Marlowe Sturridge, who pledged her loyalty to the boho It-bag of the early 2000s on Wednesday, slinging a Chloé Paddington over her shoulder to serve as proof that good taste runs in the family.
Famously launched in 2005 (and reissued in 2025), the Chloé Paddington cropped up on the arm of every cool girl on the post-millennium scene, and Sienna Miller was no exception. As an OG icon of boho style, Sienna’s love affair with Chloé can be traced back to the earliest days of her career, when she could be found traversing the Healing Fields at Glasto in a useless belt and studded Susanna boots.
This week, her teenage daughter ditched the billowing silhouettes and paired the classic accessory with a slip skirt, graphic tee and Mary-Janes. “She’s got it all going on,” Sienna, who chose a structured, sculptural gown by Dilara Findikoglu for the mother-daughter night out, previously told British of Marlowe’s approach to getting dressed. “She’s very cool.” With those genes – and access to Sienna’s archive – we can’t argue with that.
