Aside from featuring heavily on the feeds of her famous mother, Kylie Jenner, since birth, and having already secured her first magazine cover, Stormi Webster has lived a fairly low-key life.

Sure, she may have been the primary subject of a certain video titled To Our Daughter (which, by the way, has over 86 million views to date) pre-birth, but public appearances have always been off the cards for the one-and-a-half-year-old—until now.

Stepping out, or rather, carried out by Jenner, Stormi attended the red carpet for the world-first screening of her father, rapper Travis Scott’s, new documentary Look Mom I Can Fly, marking her first public appearance and first premiere off in one go. And she marked it off in style, wearing the cutest camouflage two-piece set and white sneakers to complement Jenner’s vintage Dolce & Gabbana, figure-hugging dress.

Stormi wasn’t just attending as a guest, having naturally nabbed a starring role in her dad’s newly-released Netflix film, giving us a glimpse of what home life is like for perhaps one of the world’s most famous children.

According to our first look at the documentary, backstage access to Scott’s gigs and cruising around the family home in her custom, pink glitter-coated, convertible baby Bentley is all in a day’s work for Stormi.

Now that we’ve covered some of her firsts, it’s now time for some firsts of our own. Capturing Stormi’s present, the documentary also looks to include some never-before-seen footage of her birth, scenes that were, until now, kept private.

As published by People, the documentary gave us our first glimpses of the once-under wraps birth. Including shots of Scott nervously waiting at Jenner’s bedside before her birth, supportively holding the soon-to-be-mother’s hand. The scene then cuts to Stormi’s first moments—being cradled by her father and taking a nap with her mother.

Capturing snapshots of Stormi’s life, the documentary chronicles the childhood and rise to fame of Scott, with the trailer showing quick cross-cuts of the rapper as a young boy during a drum rehearsal, and, just like Stormi after him, cruising around in a motorised car of his own.

The 85-minute documentary is now available to watch on Netflix, so you too can witness Stormi Webster’s first foray into cinema.