Jessica Alba turned the US Open women’s final into a mother-daughter outing, arriving at the tournament alongside her eldest child, 18-year-old Honor. Their coordinated appearances immediately highlighted just how strongly the teenager resembles her famous mother.
The two chose similar silhouettes for the occasion. Both stepped in front of the cameras wearing delicate slip dresses with thin straps, although they opted for different shades.
Jessica wore white and added a casual detail by tying a gray sweater around her waist. Honor complemented her mother in a pale-blue dress, creating a coordinated look without dressing exactly alike.
Their resemblance became even more noticeable because of their styling. Both Jessica and Honor wore their hair loose, making their similar facial features particularly easy to spot when they appeared side by side.
The pair have recently marked their close relationship in a more permanent way as well. Jessica and Honor got matching tattoos on their left wrists from well-known Los Angeles tattoo artist Daniel “Winterstone” Winter. Both chose designs depicting radiant eyes.
Honor is also beginning to follow her mother into the entertainment industry, although she has chosen a place behind the camera rather than in front of it. The 18-year-old is studying directing and has already completed her first short film.
Her debut project, “Unsaid,” was released on Vimeo on July 2. This fall, Honor is set to begin studying English and film at Yale University.
Honor is Jessica’s eldest child with her former husband, Cash Warren. The actress and Warren divorced in February after 16 years of marriage.
The former couple also share 15-year-old daughter Haven and eight-year-old son Hayes. Jessica has since begun a relationship with Danny Ramirez.
For this latest appearance, however, the attention belonged to Jessica and Honor. Their similar dresses, matching loose hairstyles and unmistakable family resemblance made the mother and daughter one of the most eye-catching pairs in the US Open stands.
