Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere Reveal Goofy Side in Vogue Off the Cuff Interview

Vogue’s latest Off the Cuff interview features Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere, who are set to be the September 2026 cover stars, discussing a range of topics from music and high school memories to their aversion to fiction.

Chemistry Beyond the Screen

Despite the will-they-won’t-they chemistry often associated with on-screen romances, Gerber and Gere describe their dynamic as genuinely charming and playful, reflecting a comfortable friendship between co-stars. They touched on Gerber’s early graduation due to a lack of available courses and Gere’s surprisingly limited reading of fiction, specifically mentioning Bret Easton Ellis’s The Shards as his most recent novel read.

Personal Quirks and Preferences

The conversation delved into their go-to lies for avoiding commitments, with Gerber admitting to a dry sense of humor and Gere passionately advocating for warm, directional lighting over overhead fixtures. Gerber’s irrational fear of clowns was also revealed, while Gere expressed a potential interest in furniture design or massage school – “normal stuff,” he quipped.

Behind the Scenes

The video, directed by Nina Ljeti and featuring cinematography by Brandon Yoon and editing by Michael Suyeda, offers a glimpse into Gerber and Gere’s personalities and their shared experiences. It showcases Gerber’s Topshop skirt from the Dylan’s Candy Bar opening and Gere’s strong opinions on loafers. Production details include contributions from Lily Hamilton, Lea Donenberg, Alexis Aguilar, Quinton Johnson, David Djaco, Mariya Chulichkova, Myles Haywood, Pat McGrath, Mimi Imanishi, Guido Palau, Sandy Hullett, Shin Arima, Spencer Singer, Minji Kim, Ray Braungart, Coniese Banton, Lauren Richardson, Tanía Jones, Kristen Helmick, Natasha Soto-Albors, Andy Morell, Kameron Key, Holly Frew, Alexa Deutsch, Sergio Kletnoy, Ignacio Murillo, Rahel Gebreyes, Romy van den Broeke, and Thespena Guatieri.