Kirsten Dunst Brings Younger Brother Christian to Gucci Show for Rare Fashion Week Outing — See the Photos!

Kirsten Dunst and her younger brother, Christian Dunst, are making it a family affair in Milan!

On Friday, Sept. 20, the Bring It On actress, 42, and her brother, 37, posed for photos while at the Gucci Women's Spring Summer 2025 fashion show during Milan Fashion Week.

Kirsten wowed in a strapless tailored dress that flowed down to her ankles. The dark number featured an all-over floral pattern and sweetheart neckline. She paired the look with black slingback pumps.

Over on her Instagram Stories, the Spider-Man alum shared a single repost photo from hairstylist Owen Gould, who shared a trio of photos titled " KIRSTEN X GUCCI " onto his Instagram account.

Her blonde hair was styled in soft waves, and Kirsten went with a smokey eye and a natural shade of pink lipstick as she gazed at the camera head-on in the first photo.

As for Christian, his classic look consisted of a short-sleeved white T-shirt paired with black slacks.

He rounded out his look with black dress shoes and a pair of black sunnies.

Though Kirsten and Christian tend to keep a relatively low public profile, when the actress received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2019, her family — including her younger brother — were on hand for the special occasion.

The Marie Antoinette star was joined by her husband, Jesse Plemons , the couple's then-15-month-old son Ennis Howard , her mother, Inez Rupprecht, father Klaus Dunst and Christian.

More recently, PEOPLE caught up with Kirsten after the star took a 2-year hiatus from the big screen.

In a previous interview with Marie Claire , Kirsten said that after giving birth to her second son James Robert in 2021, the same year her film The Power of the Dog was released, "every role I was being offered was the sad mom ."

For 2024's Civil War, she took her role of war photographer Lee Smith extremely seriously.

"I just carried that camera around all the time," Kirsten told PEOPLE in July. "As soon as I got the role I was like, 'Alex, give me the camera.'"

She added that she "was a little bit insecure" about creating an accurate portrayal of her character.

"That was my biggest fear, actually, looking like I didn't know what I was doing with the camera, or holding it in a way that it wasn't like a part of my body," she continued.