The ‘Five Star Weekend’ actress tells PEOPLE about how her perspective has changed on fame over the years and says she’s “actually pretty dorky and goofy”

When asked if her son is as into fashion as she is, Sevigny told E! News that he’s “just starting to be.” “He’s like, ‘I want to wear all black. I want a gold chain. I want certain sunglasses,’” she said on the carpet.

And when Chloë Sevigny is doing the schooling, that means a facilitating a red carpet debut for a 6-year-old. “Baby’s first premiere,” she captioned a photo on Instagram, showing her en route to the event with her son in tow.

The actress’s son made sure to hold the train of his mom’s dress while she posed for photos on the red carpet

And it was all his idea.

Chloë Sevigny brought her six-year-old son Vanja to 'The Five Star Weekend' premiere, and his adorable presence stole the red carpet spotlight.

After Chloë Sevigny and her son—whom she shares with Sinisa Mackovic—had a sweet red carpet moment at Five Star Weekend’s premiere, she detailed what inspired it in an exclusive E! News interview.

Chloe Sevigny became something of a household name thanks to roles in movies such as Boys Don’t Cry in 1999 and American Psycho the following year.

Taylor Gates is an Indiana native who earned her BFA in Creative Writing from the University of Evansville. She fell in love with entertainment by watching shows about chaotic families like Full House, The Nanny, Gilmore Girls, and The Fosters. After ...

On anyone else, the look could still read dowdy. But on Chloë Sevigny, the potentially frumpy skirt suit is instantly rehabilitated.

While at "The Five-Star Weekend" premiere, longtime Grateful Dead fan Chloe Sevigny opened up about the Grateful Dead documentary she executive produced.