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Carys Douglas attended the Gucci x Moda Operandi event in New York City on Wednesday night wearing her mom’s vintage top. Getty Images for Gucci

Carys Douglas has an epic fashion archive to pull from: her mom’s closet.

Douglas was spotted at Wednesday night’s Gucci x Moda Operandi event in New York City wearing a piece from the Italian brand’s past — except she sourced the Tom Ford-era top from mom Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Smiling for the cameras, the 23-year-old sported the black lace top, complete with a miniskirt and tights.

The sheer Tom Ford-era Gucci top was one of many pieces Douglas has worn from her mom’s epic fashion archive over the years. WWD via Getty Images
Zeta-Jones first wore the full runway look to the NYC premiere of “The Long Kiss Goodnight.” Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images

Zeta-Jones first wore that daring look to the 1996 premiere of “The Long Kiss Goodnight,” years before Douglas was even born.

The actress covered up a bit more than her daughter, layering a black tube top underneath, pairing it with matching black lace pants.

This is not the first time that Douglas has swiped a piece of fashion history from her famous mom’s wardrobe.

The “Chicago” actress styled the look — seen here on the runway in 1996 — with a black tube top underneath. Penske Media via Getty Images
Douglas and Zeta-Jones often coordinate their looks for outings — that is, when the actress’ mini-me isn’t wearing one of her closet favorites instead. Daniele Venturelli/ Getty Images for Fendi

Last fall, she attended the PAC NYC Icons of Culture Gala with her dad wearing a black slip dress that Zeta-Jones wore two decades earlier in 2005.

And, in 2024, the nepo baby channeled her mom in her vintage pink Ungaro slip dress from 1999 as she rang in her 21st birthday in style.

Now the question is, what will Carys wear next?

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