Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin, Gigi Hadid and Kaia Gerber — they're all famous offspring of Hollywood's elite. And as you know, they're taking over the fashion industry one genetically-perfect smile at a time.
So which famous Hollywood kid is next in line to make a splash in the modelling world? None other than Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee's son, Dylan Jagger Lee.
Lee, 18, stars in his very first editorial shoot for Nylon's May issue and looks oh-so-cool while doing so. Already a muse to Hedi Slimane during his Saint Laurent days, the up-and-coming model takes to Venice Beach with the mag, smouldering in the spread.
Shot by Daria Kobayashia Ritch, the handsome teen with tousled locks dons an array of baggy shirts and trousers from Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane, giving off that natural, surfer vibe that he knows all too well.
"Surfing has played one of the biggest roles in my life," the NEXT Los Angeles model explained to Nylon. "I use it as a way to get away from everything and just be on my own. Out there, there’s nothing to worry about and no one’s up in your face."
Dylan goes on to talk about his mother in the interview and praised her for sending him to a boarding school in Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia that looked "like Hogwarts" because it was crucial for him to get out of L.A., a place where you can "get lost."
But the most shocking part of the interview was when Lee admitted he had never seen an episode of "Baywatch."
"Honestly, the show 'Baywatch'? I’ve never even seen one episode," Dylan said. "One time we were in Europe somewhere, and they were still running the show. My mom was like, 'What? I didn’t even know that they still did this.' And I was like, 'You know what? I’ve never watched it, and I’m going to keep it that way.'"
Wait. For someone who considers himself a beach bum, you've never seen your mother run down the beach in her iconic red one-piece?! I mean, we get it. It's weird. But c'mon, Dylan, it's legendary!
Perhaps we'll see Dylan in film version of the '90s television show next summer when it's released in theaters? Wishful-thinking...
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