By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-11 18:05:55 | Updated at 2026-08-11 19:18:15
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Kaia Gerber and Homer Gere are the chicest nepo babies there ever were.
The young actors — who co-star in FX’s “The Shards” — are channeling their famous parents Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere on the September cover of Vogue.
Kaia slings her arm over Homer’s shoulders in the Steven Meisel-lensed pics, with the 24-year-old model wearing a metallic Chanel skirt suit. Her counterpart, 26, sports a pair of jeans with a tie and blazer, all also Chanel, with both outfits befitting of the Ryan Murphy production’s prep school setting.
Readers would be forgiven for having a sense of déjà vu as Kaia’s mom, and Homer’s dad — who were married from 1991 to 1995 — posed cheek-to-cheek for the glossy in 1992, 34 years before their children.
The then-couple were enveloped in each other’s arms as they stood with the beach as their backdrop, wind whipping through their hair.
Crawford went on to marry Kaia’s dad, Rande Gerber, in 1998, and Gere wed Homer’s mom, Carey Lowell, in 2002.
Kaia and Homer’s spread features a collection of photos that are loosely inspired by the ‘80s — the decade during which their new TV series is set.
In one image, Kaia wears a red silk and black lace gown from Valentino, in another, an oversized menswear-style Dolce & Gabbana pinstriped suit.
Homer wears a series of suits from Giorgio Armani, Saint Laurent and more.
Though Kaia has been modeling since she was 10, looking like the spitting image of her mother, Homer is totally new to Hollywood — but he got some tips from his award-winning dad ahead of his Vogue interview.
“I said to him, ‘Homer, unfortunately with this show, it’s not like you’re just any unknown actor and people will judge you as an unknown actor. But what that’s done for me is make me want to work harder,'” the “Chicago” star told Vogue.
Kaia did share, however, “I never wanted to be that child coming in and ruining all the hard work they’ve done. I wasn’t a partier in high school. My mom was valedictorian, so I was like, Okay, well then me too.”
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