Jaden Smith showed off his fashionable figure as he was seen enjoying a party on the final day of Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.
The 25-year-old rapper was seen with a suspicious-looking cigarette dangling from his mouth during a night out.
He showed off his signature sense of style in a denim jacket and baggy wide-leg jeans, which he accessorized with a colorful spotted Louis Vuitton belt.
The son of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith completed his look with a pair of chunky black boots and an array of chunky silver rings.
He covered his eyes with black oval sunglasses and walked towards the car with a cigarette in his mouth.
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Jaden was previously seen out and about in style at Paris Fashion Week when he attended the Louis Vuitton womenswear show on Monday.
He looked as fashionable as ever in a quirky quilted zip-up top and baggy jeans, which he again accessorized with his designer belt.
The actor accessorized his look with lots of silver jewelry and looked in good spirits as he waved as he arrived at the show.
His appearance at Paris Fashion Week, which ended on Tuesday, came after his father Will spoke about his children being in the spotlight.
Actor Will, 55, recently admitted that “nobody in my family was happy” after he launched his children Jaden and Willow, now 22, into fame at a very young age.
In 2010, 11-year-old Jaden starred in the remake of “The Karate Kid,” and Willow, who was just nine years old at the time, released the Insta-viral single “Whip My Hair.”
During a new appearance on Kevin Hart’s Peacock series “Heart to Heart,” Will noted that “2010 was the greatest year as an artist and as a parent,” via Metro.
He noted: “Karate Kid came out in June and Whip My Hair came out in October. I’m building this dream of a family that I had in my head.
“I will do it better than my father. We talked about it, my father insulted me.”
In the past, Will has bared his soul out of guilt over his failure as a child to protect his mother from his abusive father.
When his own children became the center of the world’s attention, Will found that they were unhappy.
“Nobody wanted to be in the platoon. Willow was the first one to start a rebellion, and that was my first realization that success and money don’t mean happiness,” he said.
“Up until this point, I really believed that you could succeed on your path to home and family and you could win your way to happiness.”