Nepo-sisters with pop superstar siblings look incredible at Fashion Week
WHEN it comes to having A-list siblings, these two nepo-sisters are at the top of their game.
The two women, who both have popstars for sisters, looked incredible as they stepped into their spotlight at London Fashion Week – but can you guess who they are related to?
The nepo-sisters in question are Rita Ora‘s sister Elena, 37, and Dua Lipa‘s little sis Rina, 24,
The pair were spotted posing for the cameras at London Fashion Week.
Dua’s sister Rina looked chic in white trousers and a striking turquoise jacket.
The aspiring model was spotted at the after party for the Burberry 2026 show.
Meanwhile, Rita’s big sister Elena looked stunning in a black cut-away dress at the Royal Ascot Millinery Collective, which was held at posh hotel, Claridge’s.
At another London Fashion Week event earlier in the week, she looked equally incredible in a black and gold dress.
Elena works as Rita’s talent manager, creative director, and business partner.
The pair are extremely close, and the popstar involves her big sister in every aspect of her life.
Rita was just a year old when her parents moved her and three-year-old Elena to the UK to escape persecution in Kosovo.
But the pair have gone onto become a sibling powerhouse.
Rita has had Elena by her side since she shot to fame in 2012.
Elena previously said that her little sister’s success is a “team celebration” for both of them, as she has been such a big part of her fame.
“I get as proud of the success as Rita does. But I guess the public only sees her reaction to it,” Elena told Idris and Sabrina Elba on the Coupledom podcast, when she chatted to them in 2021 with Rita.
“It feels like a team thing. Obviously the public just sees Rita, but to us that’s just how it is, you know?”
Rita added: “Elena is really good at protecting me. I think that is so important in this industry.”
Together the sisters have negotiated movie roles, fashion brand deals and lucrative TV contracts.
But the sisters admitted on the podcast that there has often been a battle for Elena to be taken seriously.
“It’s really tough in such a male dominated industry to really stand up for yourselves and navigate this s**t,” Rita candidly admitted.
“What do they expect people in power to look like? There’s not an identity.”
Continuing, proud sister Rita said of Elena:“But she’s never lost her cool. She’s always kept it very together.” Rita says she has always had the same trusted people around her in her career.
“I try to keep my team very small. I don’t really like change. That’s why I’ve had the same team for over 10 years. If it’s not broke, don’t fix it.”
The star siblings also thrilled fans in 2023 when they appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox together, with fans hailing them “the most beautiful sisters”.
Meanwhile, Dua Lipa‘s sister Rina is forging a career as a model
The rising star has done well for herself and has already worked with fashion houses like Miu Miu and Versace.
The model has also walked the runway at the prestigious Milan Fashion Week.
Rina has also set her sights on becoming an actress.
Speaking about going on auditions, she told Nylon: “There’s something about walking into the room and saying, ‘Hi, nice to meet you,’ and having that energy and that aura and that little repertoire between people.
“You can leave feeling like you had a connection if you walk in and you’re a bit bubbly and you are happy to be there. I’m really happy to do really fun auditions. Even if I don’t get the job, that’s absolutely fine.”
Rina got her first taste of fame when her big sister pulled her and their younger brother Gjin up on stage at the Brit Awards.
It came in 2018, when the singer won the Best Female Solo Artist gong and invited her siblings to join her accepting the award,
Speaking to Off Set about the sweet moment, Dua said: “I didn’t even know what I was gonna say onstage and I was like, ‘Come with me! You two — with me.
“They were so terrified. When we got offstage, my little brother and sister were like, ‘Why did you do that to us?’ ”
“They were like, ‘We love you, but that’s crazy. Don’t do that one again.;”