Christie Brinkley, 72, and Daughter, 28, Look Like Sisters in Matching Outfits
Cindy Ord / Getty Images for SiriusXM Christie Brinkley and her youngest daughter, Sailor Brinkley Cook , coordinated their outfits for a night out in the Hamptons.
The 72-year-old supermodel and her 28-year-old daughter attended singer John Mayer’s SiriusXM performance at the Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett, New York, on August 26.
Both wore black tops and jeans, keeping their blond hair down.
Christie wore a lacy V-neck tank top tucked into dark blue jeans, which she paired with a green jacket and brown accessories.
She completed the look with a wide brown belt, dangling earrings, a fringe bag, and brown cowboy boots.
Sailor wore a black tank top under a cropped denim jacket, jeans, and black boots.
She also accessorized with a brown belt and a choker necklace.
Christie shared videos from the evening on Instagram Stories, including footage of herself and her daughter singing along to Mayer’s “New Light.” She described the song as their “favorite” and also wrote that Mayer and the full moon were “amazing.” The outing came just a week after the mother-daughter duo attended a Michael Kors event together in East Hampton.
For that occasion, they both wore red outfits while celebrating the designer’s 45th Anniversary Collection.
“Everyone came out to celebrate the incredible @michaelkors on his 45th Anniversary‼️❤️,” Christie wrote in her Instagram post about the evening.
“And my daughter Sailor and I had so much fun catching up with all his friends who adore him…like the talented and radiant @naomiwatts and her beautiful daughter @kaischreiberrr ( pictured) … and all in such a festive and charming setting @thehedgeseasthampton .
Thank you, Michael!” Sailor, who is also a model, has frequently attended fashion and entertainment events with her mother.
The pair have also coordinated their looks for previous events, including Solving Kids’ Cancer Annual Hamptons Luncheon in August 2025.
They both wore orange dresses designed by Donna Karan.
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