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Sly and the family Stallone! Sylvester shows off wife and daughters at star-studded Harper's Bazaar party

Published: 01:42 EDT, 27 April 2017 | Updated: 01:42 EDT, 27 April 2017

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He has been working to put his daughters into the spotlight.

And Sylvester Stallone was at it again when he attended a Harper's Bazaar party with his family in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

The Rocky legend looked as proud as punch as he posed up with his girls, and wife Jennifer, on the pre-event red carpet.

How Bazaar: Sylvester Stallone awkwardly stood as his girls and wife Jennifer worked the camera at a Harper's Bazaar party in Los Angeles on Wednesday

Mother's pride: Sistine, 18, and Scarlet, 14, and Sophia, 20, seem to have inherited Jennifer's natural proclivity for posing

The girls Sophia, 20, Sistine, 18, and Scarlet, 14, were celebrating being on the cover of Harper by Harper's Bazaar, a supplement aimed at younger women.

They were wupported at the event by their 70 year old father and his 48-year-old former model wife Jennifer, who has graced her fair share of magazines in the past.

In addition a veritable stable of fine fillies had turned out for the exciting event, including Victoria Justice,

The girls' old man has admitted he finds it difficult to get a nap when his youthful daughters are around,

Forever young: It is hard to believe the pint-sized star is really 70-years-old

Interloper: Sexy Amanda Alagem squeezed in for a snap with the Stallones

Justice is served: Victoria was also keen to get a snap with the stars of the night

Real of the show: All eyes were on Sly as he wore a figure-flattering bespoke number

Sly said: 'It's never quiet with you three, which I love. The carnival is always in town.'

And while they have yet to achieve anything of note, the girls think this actually adds to their allure.

Sistine said: 'I think the Stallone sisters are a mystery, because we are still coming up and nobody really knows anything about us'.

The girls are embracing their sudden fame, however, after first making waves when they appeared at the 2017 Golden Globes alongside proud dad Sylvester Stallone.

Stars: Debby Ryan, Draya Michele and Lydia Hearst all looked in good form in contrasting looks

Fine fillies: The magazine's executive accessories editor Amanda Alagem looked lovely as she cuddled up to actress Debby

Zeus's granddaughters: Clash Of The Titans star Harry Hamlin's daughters Amelia and Delilah were there

Sistine tells the publication, 'I think we're a mystery, because we're only starting up now, ever since the Golden Globes we've got a lot of buzz, and a lot of attention.

'So I think that it's a snowball effect, and we're still gaining momentum in this industry, so I think we're still not really known yet.

'I think that's cool, that we can't start from scratch here, and build up who we are. It's cool, it's the start of something new.'

The girls share the spotlight in the May issue of Harper by Harper's Bazaar, which they also guest-edited.