Kaia Gerber is mom Cindy Crawford’s twin at ‘The Shards’ premiere in dazzling naked dress

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Add Page Six on Google "The Shards" red carpet was a blast from the past.

Kaia Gerber, 24, arrived at the world premiere of Ryan Murphy's FX series on Monday looking like the spitting image of mom Cindy Crawford in a floor-length Valentino column gown glittering with beads and crystals.

Delicate spaghetti straps held up the diamond-patterned dress, and Gerber skipped a necklace in favor of major diamond studs and a chunky transparent cocktail ring.

Her glam followed her mother's '90s formula, with bronzed skin, a brown smoky eye, glossy nude lip and a soft blowout.

The event was a double throwback: Also in attendance was Homer Gere, 26, the son of Richard Gere and his ex-wife Carey Lowell. Richard and Crawford were married from 1991 to 1995 — a union that ended six years before Gerber was born.

The pair attended the1993 Oscars arm-in-arm, with Crawford in a white Hervé Léger bandage dress — a look that Gerber re-created for a 2024 TIFF premiere .

She later blamed the divorce on their 15-year age gap , telling Oprah Winfrey she was still working out who she wanted to be at 22.

The 60-year-old supermodel was in the audience at the SVA Theatre and fêted the cast at the after-party at Chelsea's El Quijote afterward, wearing a blue silk midi dress.

For the late-night celebrations, Gerber changed into a black Norma Kamali gown ($385), a body-hugging style with see-through straps and a low back.

Gerber told the Associated Press she and Homer hadn't met before filming.

"He's such a wonderful actor. I mean, my god. This was his second thing that he ever did," she said . "He has this confidence and this charisma. He's so magnetic to watch … He's also just a really great guy."

She plays Susan Reynolds in the 1981-set thriller, while Homer plays enigmatic new student Robert Mallory. It arrives Aug. 5 on FX and Hulu.

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