Lynda Carter and Jessica Altman
Mother and daughter look so stylish in Paris
Lynda Carter and her daughter Jessica Altman chose the colors black, red and white for their looks.
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As a mother-daughter team, “Wonder Woman” Lynda Carter and Jessica Altman turned heads at Paris Fashion Week.
“Wonder Woman” star Lynda Carter (72) lived up to her name: together with her daughter Jessica Altman (33), she made an enchanting appearance at Paris Fashion Week.
Two “troublemakers” in the French capital
The mother-daughter duo attended the Spring/Summer 2024 Haute Couture show Jean-Paul Gaultier (71). The actress wore a colorful, patterned scarf over a black pantsuit. She completed the look with a pair of black stilettos and had her hair slicked back into a low bun.
Her daughter had opted for a similar color scheme, so the two presented a coordinated overall look. The singer wore a white mesh turtleneck sweater which she paired with black pants and a red belt. She paired it with black high heels and red lipstick, while her brown locks fell loosely over her shoulders.
Lynda Carter captured the Paris moment on her Instagram channel and posted two pictures. She wrote: “A few troublemakers in Paris.” Many of her followers commented on how pretty they both looked and raved about the women’s similarity: “Your daughter looks just like you,” wrote one fan. Others highlighted how young the 72-year-old still appears.
“Wonder Woman” swears by her Peloton”
From 1975 to 1979, Carter starred in the series “Wonder Woman.” She previously attracted attention with the title of Miss World USA 1972. Her appearance was an important asset in her career. She stays fit by exercising: she enjoys spending time on her Peloton bike. In 2018, she emphasized that she had not undergone any plastic surgery. “I’m just too afraid of looking different,” she once told Closer Weekly. “I don’t think I’ll ever go under the knife – I am what I am!”
However, she did use “a little bit of Botox.” Still, she believes that true beauty comes from within: “We are still full-blooded women with the complexity that we all have and the strong inner self that we all have.” That’s also the part of her role in success “that resonates with people – it’s this person in us who is so powerful that we create life.” She likes to say: “We are the mothers of all humanity.”