Supermodel Kelly LeBrock hits red carpet with gorgeous daughter Larissa

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August 17, 2017 at 1:14 p.m.·1 min read

Like mother, like daughter!

Famous '80s supermodel Kelly LeBrock hit the red carpet for the Lifetime's "Growing Up Supermodel" premiere with her 24-year-old daughter Larissa on Wednesday night -- and the two looked gorgeous as ever.

Kelly, now 57, looked absolutely ageless in a form-fitting LBD that showed off a subtle hint of cleavage. She polished off her look with a pair of black booties and a classic blazer.

Meanwhile, her daughter, who she shares with actor Steven Seagel, flaunted her flawless curves (which she clearly inherited from her sexy momma!) in a figure-hugging black dress that hit just above her ankles. Larissa rocked bombshell waves with a deep side-part while keeping her makeup to a nude lip and a smokey eye.

The Lifetime show -- which spotlights aspiring models with famous parents -- will feature appearances by Kelly and Larissa, as well as actress Shanna Moakler and boxer Oscar De La Hoya.

LeBrock has had quite the successful modeling career after getting her start at the young age of 19 by landing a shoot with Vogue magazine. After her big break, she landed a contract with Pantene shampoo that made her an icon of her time. One of her lines in the famous commercials -- "Don't hate me cause I'm beautiful" -- became a popular catchphrase for decades.

These days, Kelly has remained out of the spotlight for the most part, but continues to make red carpet appearances here and there. Check out the slideshow above for more photos of Kelly.

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