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Riley Keough
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Danielle Riley Keough

Date of birth May 29, 1989 (1989-05-29) (age 18)
Place of birth Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Height 1.66 m (5 ft 5+1⁄2 in)
Hair color Blonde(dyed)
Eye color Blue
Danielle Riley Keough (born May 29, 1989) known as Riley Keough, is a model, the daughter of singer/songwriter Lisa Marie Presley and musician/actor Danny Keough, and the oldest grandchild of Elvis Presley and Priscilla Presley.[1]

In February, 2004 she made her modeling runway debut for designers Dolce & Gabbana in Milan. She later made a video for Dior Perfume and has also modeled for Victorias Secret.[1] She appeared on the cover of Vogue with her mother and grandmother. She recently appeared with her mother on The Oprah Winfrey Show.

She was raised as a Scientologist and is reportedly dating Ryan Cabrera[2]
Givenchy's Riccardo Tisci was the guest of honor at Katherine Ross and Michael Govan's Hancock Park home Wednesday night. It was the designer's first trip to Los Angeles in four years, and he was eager to soak up the sights.

one inheritance for which Lisa Marie Presley might not thank her illustrious father.

At a New York charity event it appeared that the Elvis genes were beginning to kick in, with the once-svelte 39-year-old showing that she had piled on the pounds in recent months.



Double take: A bloated Lisa Marie Presley now resembles her legendary father

Lisa Marie: Her usual svelte look

Only last summer Miss Presley - who includes Michael Jackson and Nicolas Cage among her four former husbands - appeared trim and fit.


Publicity shots of her singing In The Ghetto in a virtual reality duet with her father showed her looking the image of her mother, the slim and elegant Priscilla, when she was in her 20s.


But Miss Presley, who was pictured this week at a charity to feed the homeless, has a long way to go before she is in danger of emulating her father's gross weight gain before his death at 42 in 1977.


One of his favourite 'snacks' was a hollowed, buttered loaf filled with peanut butter, jam and a pound of fried bacon - a dish intended to feed eight but usually polished off by the King in one sitting
including mash-up artists the James Gang, in the basement theater. "Francisco [Costa] brought us straight up here," said Thandie Newton as she joined the designer in the penthouse. "He wanted to get cozy with us." Cozy indeed. It was close quarters in the glass-enclosed space, which offered expansive views of lower Manhattan as well as an illuminated Calvin Klein sign on a nearby building. Earlier in the day, a CK Jeans billboard on Houston and Lafayette streets was transformed via shocking-pink paint into a logo for the New Museum. "I think we're the first fashion company ever to deface our own campaign," said Kevin Carrigan, the creative director for ck Calvin Klein and Calvin Klein brands. "It was great."

Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, power couple Katherine Ross and Michael Govan welcomed Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci to a dinner at their Hancock Park home. "There's very good energy out here," said Tisci of Hollywood and its surroundings. He was in town to meet with stylists and actresses and was eagerly anticipating the arrival of actress Christina Ricci, a personal favorite, later in the evening. "I just love Buffalo '66 and Sleepy Hollow," he said. As waiters passed mini-burgers with truffle cheese and fish and chips, the designer was greeted by Jamie Tisch, Samantha and Vanessa Traina, Riley Keough, Rachel Zoe, and Liz Goldwyn. When Ricci showed up (in vintage), she and Tisci immediately locked into deep conversation. "We're both Italian. But I can only say 'Shut up' and 'Kiss me.' Stai zitto! and Baciami," she explained. "I've always been such a fan. You've just made my dream come true," Tisci told her. "My goal," Ricci joked, "is to make