Who is Rainey Qualley, daughter of Andie MacDowell and sister of The Substance's Margaret Qualley? She's been acting from a young age, and has worked for brands like Louis Vuitton and Versace
Margaret Qualley has nabbed a leading role in the coming dark comedy, Honey Don't!, alongside Aubrey Plaza and
Chris Evans
Born to actress Andie MacDowell and former model Paul Qualley, Margaret has found immense success since making her film debut in the 2013 film Palo Alto. Still, she's not the only Qualley to make her mark on Hollywood … her sister Rainey has too.
Rainey Qualley and her sister, Margaret Qualley. Photo: @rainsford/Instagram
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While Rainey may not be fronting Chanel campaigns like her younger sister, she has worked with brands such as Louis Vuitton and Gucci. Not only is Rainey a talented actress, but she's also a singer.
Here's everything you need to know about Margaret Qualley's older sister, Rainey Qualley.
She was a debutante
Rainey Qualley with mother Andie MacDowell. Photo: @rainsford/Instagram
Rainsford 'Rainey' Dubose Qualley was born to her famous parents in March 1989. Andie MacDowell and Paul Qualley had met while working as models and tied the knot in 1986. They welcomed their three children – Justin, Rainey, and Margaret – before divorcing in 1999.
Rainey and her siblings grew up in Montana and North Carolina, splitting time between their two parents, as per People.
Like the daughters of many Hollywood stars, Rainey was a debutante and was formally presented at the famous
Le Bal des Débutantes in 2007. Margaret made her debut at the same ball in 2012.
She's an actress
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