Paris “Daughter of Michael” Jackson is a rising model in her own right, of course, with several magazine covers and photo shoots under belt. Often, she resembles a young Madonna crossed with a young Sharon Stone, mixed with a little vintage Sherilyn Fenn… I mean, there’s no getting around it: The girl’s a stunner. Now Page Six is reporting that she just landed a “massive” seven-figure deal with Calvin Klein to be the exclusive face of the brand. It marks her first major fashion campaign as she continues her rise as Hollywood’s current It girl.

We further hear that the daughter of late King of Pop Michael Jackson shot the cover of Vogue Australia this week, and she was also just cast in a Charlize Theron film for Amazon Studios along with Amanda Seyfried, Joel Edgerton and Thandie Newton.

Paris, 19, went to the Met Gala on Monday night as a guest of Calvin Klein and its new top designer Raf Simons, where she debuted an elegant look on the red carpet in a simple black cutout dress by Calvin Klein by Appointment.

A source told us of Paris’ Calvin Klein deal: “This deal is to make Paris the new face and body of Calvin Klein. The deal — which is just about to be signed — is huge, worth seven figures, many millions. Expect to see Paris in huge ad campaigns and on many red carpets in Calvin Klein.”

Jackson has taken the showbiz and fashion worlds by storm in the past few months after opening up via her unvarnished and outspoken Instagram posts.

She made her official red-carpet debut at InStyle’s Golden Globes party, attended the Grammys and Paris fashion week, and was on the covers of Harper’s Bazaar, CR Fashion Book and Rolling Stone. She’s signed with IMG Models and is repped by Arnold Stiefel’s Stiefel Entertainment, the powerhouse firm that manages Rod Stewart and has worked with Bette Midler and Prince.

Despite being pictured with new fashion pals such as Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, Jackson hasn’t forgotten her old friends. She was seen before the Met Gala in Harlem with her godfather, Macaulay Culkin, 36.

Go, Paris!

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