We’ve all inherited something of our mothers’ style. It could be from a unique and special garment that we keep like a real treasure because it can be used hundreds of times. Or it may not be something specific, but some keys to your style, such as elegance, the way to combine the garments, to give them a second life, etc.
The daughters of our famous favorites are growing up and reaching puberty, so we can increasingly see their style duel with their parents. It is the case of Angelina Jolie and Zahara or Vivienne Jolie-Pitt, by Katie Holmes and Suri Cruise, by Gwyneth Paltrow and Apple Martin, by Kate Moss and Lila Grace Moss, or now also by Jennifer Lopez and Emme Muñiz.
The singer and twin daughter who had the fruit of her marriage to Marc Anthony (she has a brother named Max) were photographed during a mother and daughter afternoon in Miami. While JLo still calls her kids coconuts (coconuts), the truth is that at almost 13 years old, Emme already sets her own style.
While the mom preferred a discreet and simple look with basic garments we all have, her daughter opted for something more daring in white and pink with garments that are pure on trend. now and that we are getting tired of seeing it everywhere: in stores, on the street, on Instagram …
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Let’s start with the artist (although Emme is already following in her footsteps in the music world). Jennifer has paired a long black jumpsuit with a strapless neckline with buttoned bodice and rolled-up hem, with classic loafers and a handbag, all in black.
For her part, Emme has preferred to pair a white shirt, pink knit cardigan, plaid mini skirt and Converse boots with the ruffle sock peeking over them.
Two very different ‘outfits’, each adapted to your style and age. Two equally inspiring hits.
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