Claudia Schiffer bundled up to stay warm in the rainy weather while grabbing dinner with lookalike daughter, Clementine, 19, in Beverly Hills on Monday.
The German supermodel, 53 – who recently attended the Argylle premiere in London with her pet cat Chip – was seen stepping out into the chilly weather after enjoying sushi at Matsuhisa.
The beauty – who notably rose to fame in the 90s – opted for comfort in a pair of loose-fitting, blue denim jeans.
She also donned a long-sleeved, patterned sweater as well as a scarf that was wrapped around her neck.
The mother-of-three completed the look for the casual excursion by slipping into a pair of tan boots.
Claudia Schiffer, 53, bundled up to stay warm in the rainy weather while grabbing dinner with lookalike daughter, Clementine, 19, in Beverly Hills on Monday
A brown, suede purse was placed on her right shoulder to hold a few items she needed while grabbing a bite to eat.
Her blonde locks were parted in the middle, and effortlessly cascaded down straight past her shoulders.
Schiffer’s mini-me daughter also dressed down for the outing, and the pair were seen exiting the restaurant while heading to their next destination.
The supermodel shares Clementine, 19, as well as another daughter Cosima, 13, and son Caspar, 21, with husband and filmmaker Matthew Vaughn – who recently directed the spy flick Argylle.
Claudia and Matthew wed in 2002.
In an essay written for The Guardian last year in April, Claudia revealed that both her daughters have also developed a love for fashion.
‘I have kept so many pieces over the years, including my Valentino wedding dress,’ she had explained. ‘My daughters are now starting to wear my vintage pieces too, but in a style of their own.’
‘I love watching how they put together outfits. Wardrobe sharing, swapping and preloved seems second nature to my daughters’ generation.’
The beauty has been filtering through a busy year thus far, and recently made a glamorous appearance at the Argylle premiere in London last month – and brought a very special guest with her.
The beauty opted for comfort in a pair of loose-fitting, blue denim jeans and also donned a long-sleeved, patterned sweater as well as a scarf
In an essay written for The Guardian last year in April, Claudia revealed that both her daughters have also developed a love for fashion; daughter Clementine seen above
The beauty has been filtering through a busy year thus far, and recently made a glamorous appearance at the Argylle premiere in London last month; (seen above) with husband Matthew Vaughn
Claudia wowed in a figure-hugging, yellow and silver-patterned dress from Versace that clung to her frame and was held up with thin straps that wrapped around her shoulders.
She also donned a pair of closed-toed, silver pumps and carried a small, rectangular-shaped purse in her hand.
The model accompanied her husband, Matthew, who directed the film – which officially released in the U.S. on February 1.
The producer opted for stylish comfort in jeans as well as a black jacket while attending the festivities.
Schiffer notably also brought along her adorable pet cat named Chip – who was seen inside a stylish backpack.
She was seen posing with the cute kitty – who notably had a role in the movie which received brutal reviews of critics.
Claudia began her successful career in the modeling and fashion industry when she was scouted at the age of 17 in her home country of Germany.
The star rose to fame in the 1990s and has notably walked for numerous luxurious fashion houses, including Versace, Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana and also Louis Vuitton.
Schiffer notably also brought along her adorable pet cat named Chip – who was seen inside a stylish backpack. She was seen posing with Chip – who notably had a role in the movie which received brutal reviews of critics
The star rose to fame in the 1990s and has notably walked for numerous luxurious fashion houses, including Versace, Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana and also Louis Vuitton; seen in 1992 for Chanel
‘I think the industry has grown beyond my wildest imagination. There are more collections, brands, the pace is faster, and social media has had a huge impact,’ she said
While talking to Harper’s Bazaar in 2021, Schiffer opened up about how the industry has changed over the years.
‘I think the industry has grown beyond my wildest imagination. There are more collections, brands, the pace is faster, and social media has had a huge impact,’ she said.
‘It’s been great for marketing fashion and beauty products, and for models, social media is a superb way to manage your own exposure.’
However, she added, ‘The flip side of the big exposure is perhaps the pressure to share everything with everybody. In the 1990s, you could still have a private life…’
