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Kaia Gerber resembles the image of her model mom Cindy Crawford as she stuns in an LBD while watching the tennis match with fellow Fake Baby co-star Homer Gere

Kaia Gerber resembles the image of her model mom Cindy Crawford as she stuns in an LBD while watching the tennis match with fellow Fake Baby co-star Homer Gere

Kaia Gerber looked just like her supermodel mother, Cindy Crawford, as she arrived at the US Open in New York on Tuesday.

The fashionista, 24, turned heads in a black figure-hugging pencil dress which she paired with black peep-toe heels and a tiger-print shoulder bag.

Kaia was joined by her The Shards co-star Homer Gere, 26, Richard Gere’s son.

The pair saw former Swiss tennis player Roger Federer in action during the practice match Roger Federer: An Icon Returns to New York during the US Open Fan Week at the Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Cindy, 60, and Richard, 76, were the power couple of the early 1990s.

The couple enjoyed a whirlwind romance and married in Las Vegas before divorcing four years later.

Kaia Gerber looked just like her supermodel mother, Cindy Crawford, as she arrived at the US Open in New York on Tuesday

Kaia was joined by her The Shards co-star Homer Gere, 26, son of Richard Gere

Following their split, they have largely avoided each other, with the supermodel, 60, since confessing that the Pretty Woman actor, 76, was ‘like a stranger’ to her

That was until their children Kaia and Homer became co-stars in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming miniseries The Shards.

At the world premiere in New York earlier this week, Homer reflected on how he and Kaia broke the ice when they first met as a cast.

“It’s really funny, the odds are funny,” Homer told USA Today.

‘We had actually never met before we started shooting.

“We met at a bar two weeks earlier, with the whole cast, and it was our first kind of, let’s meet, and she was nice,” he explained.

“I think I or she immediately thought, should we address the elephant in the room?”

He added that Kaia is “a nice actress” and that they have become “very close.”

Kaia is already a big name in the modeling world, just like her mother Cindy (photo right)

The fashionista, 24, turned heads in a black figure-hugging pencil dress which she paired with black peep-toe heels and a tiger print shoulder bag

Kaia appeared cheerful as she entered the room

Kaia and Homer are co-stars in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming miniseries The Shards

Kaia and Homer watched former Swiss tennis player Roger Federer in action during the practice match Roger Federer: An Icon Returns to New York

Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere were the power couple of the early 1990s (pictured in 1991)

Based on the bestseller by American psycho author Bret Easton Ellis, The Shards is an incredibly violent and sexually charged story about a serial killer who stalks a group of privileged high school students in 1980s Los Angeles.

The novel is a fictionalized version of Bret’s adolescence and many of the characters are based on real people.

According to the show’s official logline, Igby Rigney stars as Bret, an aspiring writer and keenly observant teenager whose reality begins to unravel with the arrival of a mysterious and magnetic new student, Robert Mallory (played by Homer).

“Robert’s actions just before his senior year coincide with the growing terror of The Trawler, a serial killer who is targeting teenagers across the city,” he continues.

Alongside Bret is his elite social circle, including Susan Reynolds (played by Kaia), Debbie Schaffer (Hayes Warner) and Thom Wright (Graham Campbell), a glamorous and deeply enmeshed group embroiled in a life of wealth, beauty, partying and excess.

“The promise of their youth is contrasted with the dark and cynical world of the adults around them: Terry Schaffer (Wes Bentley), Liz Schaffer (Evan Rachel Wood) and Steven Reinhardt (Jordan Roth).”

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