Vera Wang has left fans shook after posting a photo of her daughter on her 30th birthday.
The fashion designer, 74, is known for her youthful looks, and it seems her daughter, Josephine Becker, also inherited those golden genes.
Wang posted a series of photos to her Instagram story celebrating her daughter’s milestone.
Many fans were quick to point out how the newly minted 30-year-old shares her mother’s good looks, with many claiming she still looks like a teenager.
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Seriously, what’s in the water at the Wang household?
One fan commented: “30?! I swear to god I thought she was 18 at first glance. She has your good ageing genes!”
Another wrote: "Congratulations on both ur bday and good genes!"
Wrote a third "She freaking looks like 16."
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A third praised: "Your genes are unreal."
While another wrote: "She looks like she can't be any older than 20, that's crazy!"
The iconic wedding dress designer has always managed to maintain her age-defying looks with her glossy hair and toned physique.
Again, she’s 74.
In 2020, Wang went viral after she shared an image of her off-duty self, with many fans taken aback by her glowing skin and abs.
Recently, in an interview with PEOPLE, Wang revealed the secrets to her youthful appearance.
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And hallelujah, it doesn’t involve a strict diet, going to the gym or an expensive french serum worth your whole tuition.
The designer admitted she loves indulging in a ‘vodka cocktail' or two.
Yay, finally, some beauty advice I can get behind.
“One of the things I am known to like to do is have a vodka cocktail,” Wang told the outlet.
“There’s no question about that, I do. I have a vodka at some point after five or six o’clock, towards seven.”
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However, there’s one other vital piece of advice she has.
"And I have to say, sleep, staying out of the sun without sunblock, and good lighting is everything too!”
The designer also credits her work in the fashion industry for her incredible appearance and sharp mind.
Wang added her routine constantly keeps her on her toes while preventing the brain from atrophy.
"Nobody believes me when I say it, but working keeps you young. It keeps your mind young, and your spirit up and your relevance up, which I think affects your body,” she added.
Charisa Bossinakis