Ever Anderson's Venice Style Echoes Mother Milla Jovovich's Jovovich-Hawk Era

At the Venice Film Festival, actress Ever Anderson, daughter of model-actress Milla Jovovich and filmmaker Paul W.S. Anderson, is forging a stylistic identity that both honors and diverges from her fashion lineage. Her red carpet choices—leg-baring dresses with bows, fringe, and drapes—suggest a sensibility that picks up where her mother's CFDA Award-nominated brand, Jovovich-Hawk, left off. Founded in 2003 by Jovovich and model Carmen Hawk, the label was known for vintage-inspired pieces blending boho and rock'n'roll aesthetics, often paired with Frye boots for a festival-ready look. The brand's popularity led to a Target collaboration in 2008, filled with prints and lace, before the business shuttered. Anderson, based in Paris, has been seen in vintage and Christian Dior at the festival, signaling an early inclination toward bringing ease and joy to old-time glamour dressing, much like her mother. The article also references archival quotes from Jovovich-Hawk collections, including a spring 2007 statement about creating a 'Sunday afternoon feeling,' and a fall 2007 note about returning to 'grandmother's attic.' For spring 2008, Jovovich remarked on taking 'the bedroom into the streets,' and for fall 2008, she described the muse as 'the girl rock stars write songs about.' The piece includes images from various designers, including Versace, Miu Miu, Jean Paul Gaultier, Ann Demeulemeester, and Balmain, contextualizing Anderson's style within broader fashion history.