Heidi Klum's daughter Leni Klum walks the virtual runway for Berlin Fashion Week debut

Leni Klum is continuing to follow in her model mother Heidi Klum's footsteps – this time, by appearing in Berlin Fashion Week.

The young model, 16, took part in an editorial film for the mostly-virtual fashion week, where she was styled by Vogue Germany's Editor-in-Chief Christiane Arp.

Photos of the shoot were shared on the official fashion week Instagram page on Jan. 18, where supportive mom Heidi Klum shared a heart emoji in the comments.

Leni Klum also shared some photos onto her Instagram, writing, "My first Job for the @mbfw.berlin."

Her mom commented, "L❤️ VE."

In the video exhibition, the young model presents designs from Steinrohner, Michael Sontag, Lala Berlin and more. One of the designs in the video is by Esther Perbrandt, who was the runner-up in "Making The Cut," the 2020 design reality competition hosted by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn.

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With support from her supermodel mother, the 16-year-old made her modeling debut in December, posing for the January/February 2021 issue of Vogue Germany alongside her mom.

The cover photo sees Heidi Klum, 47, planting a smooch on her teen daughter's cheek. In another photo, the mother rests her head on her daughter's shoulder.

"Sixteen is a good age" to start modeling, Heidi Klum told the magazine. "If you are allowed to drive a car, you can also have an official Instagram account and show your face. And to be allowed to start with a Vogue cover is an insane privilege."

Leni Klum told the magazine that "it was only a matter of time" before she followed in her mom's footsteps.

Contributing: Charles Trepany

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