Patrick Dempsey’s child Sullivan, 19, models vintage clothes, heels in glamorous fashion photos
Patrick Dempsey’s baby, Sullivan, rocked a dress and heels in a chic new shoot for vintage luxury brand Morphew World.
The 19-year-old looked stunning in a black 1980s Issey Miyake outfit, featuring a ribbed one-shoulder jacket in Instagram photos shared by the brand earlier this month.
The archival fit was achieved with black tights, black pointed Christian Louboutin heels and a white feathered hat.
In another photo, Sullivan wears a blue and green YSL dress designed in the 1980s.
The teenager lay on the floor, wearing a strapless dress paired with Christian Louboutin heels.
Sullivan also wore a blue dress designed with gold lace trim from Morphew’s Spring/Summer collection.
The model completed the breezy entrance with a cream colored petticoat and leopard print Louboutin heels.
Patrick and his wife, Jillian Fink, share twins Sullivan and Darby, and daughter Talula.
The “Grey’s Anatomy” star rarely shares her children on social media, and she and Fink last posted a tribute to celebrate Sullivan and Darby’s 19th birthday in February.
At the time, the couple posted a throwback photo of the twins when they were young, captioning it, “Such sweet twins! 🎈🎈Happy birthday to our smart and adorable kids who turn 19 today @darby.g.dempsey @sullivandempsey_. We love you both so much! ♥️.”
Before that, the actor shared a picture of the twins in high school last May.
He says it is important for his children to be in the country to “learn” boundaries and “make mistakes” (family seen above in 2023).
Patrick and Fink, meanwhile, married in 1999 and briefly separated in 2015, with the makeup artist filing for divorce.
The “Can’t Buy Me Love” star and the makeup artist reconciled the following year after working privately on their relationship issues.
Patrick has been open about raising his three children, saying in 2023 how important it is for them to be in the world to “learn” boundaries and “make mistakes”
“And you need to be there and let them learn from that,” she said, per Us Weekly.
