Add Page Six on Google 5 Kaia Gerber looked like the spitting image of mom Cindy Crawford at the LA premiere of “The Shards.” FX via Getty Images It’s Cindy Crawford 2.0.
24-year-old Kaia Gerber slipped into a torso-baring look for an event for “The Shards” in LA — an ‘80s-themed skate night at Moonlight Rollerway.
Gerber chose an all-black look from Gucci, which included a crêpe bralette top and a matching maxi skirt that was just sheer enough to reveal her high-waisted briefs underneath.
The actress styled her hair in loose waves and brought the nineties vibes with her glam, sporting skinny eeybrows and matte eyeshadow.
Though the series is set in 1981 Los Angeles, Gerber has been channeling her supermodel mom for much of the press tour.
In fact, her latest look bears an uncanny resemblance to that black crop top and high-waisted black trousers Crawford wore to the 1996 premiere of “Striptease.” Crawford was 30 at the time.
Gerber has been opting for all-black looks throughout the red carpet events in promotion of the upcoming Ryan Murphy series.
Last week, she slipped into a totally sheer ruffled gown in London and a black slip dress that bore a striking resemblance to Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s LBD from “Love Story” in NYC.
In fact, Gerber even chose a black dress to twin with mom Crawford for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s July wedding.
Despite looking like the spitting image of the older “Super,” Gerber recently denied any resemblance to Crawford at all.
“In all seriousness, it’s an honor when people tell me I look like my mom,” she told Yahoo Entertainment a few days ago.
Continuing, “I wish I did. I think even on my best days, I’m not even close.”
“The Shards” premiered on FX and Hulu on Wednesday.
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