She has insisted she inherited her body from her father, and not from her supermodel mother.
But Kaia Gerber was the doppelgänger of Cindy Crawford, 60, as she posed in a black cut-out bodysuit and flowery thigh-high boots for Givenchy’s winter 2026 campaign.
The photos, taken in Croatia, are reminiscent of her supermodel mother’s photoshoot in 1992, when she wore a black leotard for her Shape Of Your Body fitness video.
The campaign was created by Sarah Burton, creative director of Givenchy, who created the Princess of Wales’s wedding dress in 2011.
Ms Gerber, 24 – whose father is businessman Rande Gerber – has been open about her feelings as a nepo baby, saying: ‘I’ve always been compared to my mother.
‘I’m so jealous of mom’s body. I would have liked to be born with breasts and buttocks.’
Kaia Gerber was the doppelgänger of Cindy Crawford, 60, as she posed in a black cut-out bodysuit and flowery thigh-high boots for Givenchy’s Winter 2026 campaign
Ms Gerber, 24 – whose father is businessman Rande Gerber – has been open about her feelings about being a nepo baby, saying: ‘I’ve always been compared to my mother
The neopuppy followed her world-famous mother into the fashion industry and strolled down catwalks around the world.
And while fans are often baffled by the pair’s striking resemblance to each other, Kaia has insisted she takes after her dad when it comes to her figure.
Speak with The Sunday times On her style, she reflected on how she recreated one of Cindy’s most striking ’90s looks last year, sharing that her mother had “beautiful boobs and a butt.”
Kaia paid tribute to her mother at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival, recreating the exact look the supermodel had worn to the Oscars 30 years earlier.
In 1993, Cindy dazzled in Hervé Léger’s white bandage dress on the red carpet, arm in arm with her then husband Richard Gere, to whom she was married from 1991 to 1995.
And Kaia looked a reflection of her reflection at the premiere of her film Shell last September, as she strutted her svelte frame in the exact same dress and almost identical styling, complete with dangling earrings, a diamond necklace and white heels.
But the Palm Royale star insisted Cindy’s enviable curves made her look “so sexy” in the dress, saying her own figure was “very different”.
The photos, taken in Croatia, are reminiscent of her supermodel mother’s photoshoot in 1992, when she wore a black leotard for her Shape Of Your Body fitness video.
And while fans are often baffled by the couple’s striking resemblance to each other, Kaia has insisted she takes after her father, Rande Gerber, when it comes to her figure (Kaia, Rande and Cindy seen in April)
Kaia paid tribute to her mother at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival (left) by recreating the exact look Cindy wore to the 1993 Oscars (right)
She said:I also recreated my mother’s white Hervé Léger dress and wore it to a film festival last year, but my mother is built very differently from me and she looked so sexy in it.
“She has beautiful boobs and an ass, and I got my dad’s body, which I’m grateful for, but there’s something different about it.”
But while Kaia claimed she didn’t look like her mother in terms of figure, she admitted she inherited a lot of wisdom when it came to fashion.
She said the image of Cindy walking through Freedom! ’90s Versace catwalk with fellow supermodels Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington is ‘so ingrained in my mind’.
Adding that Cindy gave her the best fashion advice she had ever received, she said:My mother taught me that less is more: for example, take off one thing before leaving the house. I’m not an accessories person.’
And it’s not just style tips Kaia has picked up from her mother, she admitted she’s also helped herself with her Cindy’s wardrobe.
She confessed, “I stole some things from my mom that I don’t wear much, but I don’t want to give them back!
‘Unfortunately we don’t have the same shoe size, but I stole a black leather Alaïa jacket from her when I was fifteen and I’ve held on to it for the rest of my life.’
