Sir Mick’s girls mauve like Jagger at art gala

The daughters of Rolling Stones legend Sir Mick and supermodel Jerry Hall posed in shades of purple before the starry NGV Gala. 

Model and actress Elizabeth, 35, chose a sheer lavender gown with a feathered train by Adelaide-based designer Paolo Sebastian. 

He little sister, model and designer Georgia, 27, picked a pleated Dior dress. 

The event at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne marked the opening of the Keith Haring/Jean-Michel Basquiat: Crossing Lines exhibition, honouring the work of the Eighties New York artists. 

The sisters saw a shot of Jerry on display, taken by the decade’s celebrated Polaroid photographer Maripol. She was described as “the gatekeeper of Eighties club culture”. 

The black-tie evening of art, performance, fine food and wine had American hip-hop band Salt-N-Pepa headlining.

Salt – Cheryl James, 53, and Pepa –Sandra Denton, 53 – flew in to perform hits like Push It and Let’s Talk About Sex. 

The gala, where tickets cost up to £1,000, raised funds for the gallery’s fashion and textiles collection. 

It is the Down Under version of the Met Gala that raises money for New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art costume institute.