Celebrity Daughters Who Grew Up To Be Gorgeous

Reese Witherspoon's firstborn, Ava Phillippe, has become the spitting image of her Oscar-winning mother. Witherspoon gushed about her 16-year-old daughter with her ex-husband, actor Ryan Phillippe, to Us Weekly in 2016, admitting, "She's so much cooler than I am! She's very cutting-edge, and she knows a lot about fashion, and she has her own sense of style, which is amazing." In fact, she's so cool, Witherspoon says she consults her on what to wear out. "We try to kind of confer about new styles," she said. "She tells me whether or not I can wear things."

Lily-Rose Depp, the daughter of exes Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, is already following in her mother's modeling footsteps and dad's acting shoes. In 2015, at age 16, she officially became an ambassador for Chanel and the face of the label's Pearl eyewear collection, starred in a Rejjie Snow music video, and kick-started an acting career. Her father spoke about his daughter's star-is-born year in a 2015 interview with the Daily Mail, saying, "What's happening to Lily-Rose is something that I didn't expect to happen this early, that's for sure!...She's been snatched up by Karl Lagerfeld—which is a coincidence, as he spotted her mother when she was the same age, too—and when I see her with make-up and all that stuff, it's really disturbing, because she's a very beautiful girl, and it's all happening so fast."

In March 2016, Madonna's daughter, Lourdes Leon, made her modeling debut as one of the faces for Stella McCartney's Pop perfume line. In the campaign, Leon—who apparently goes by "Lola" now—is sporting long lilac hair instead of her typical black locks. She also shows off tattoos on her fingers that read "Mom" and "Dad." Dad, by the way, is personal trainer Carlos Leon.

"The campaign marks the first time that the 19-year-old has willfully stepped into the spotlight, after a life spent carefully limiting her contact with the paparazzi and mainstream media," reported Vogue. Lourdes, who turned 20 in 2016, said she liked the fragrance line's message of self-acceptance. "I go through this struggle myself, [where] women's bodies have been made so public that everyone feels like they need to comment," she said. "I love when someone doesn't pretend to be someone they are not."

Another celebrity kid who grew up to become a model: Ireland Baldwin, aka the daughter of actress Kim Basinger and actor Alec Baldwin. Signed to DT Model Management—which, coincidentally, also reps Dylan Penn—the former IMG Model has graced the pages of W, Vanity Fair and Elle. Unfortunately, Baldwin's foray into the spotlight has not been a smooth one. She spent a few weeks in rehab in 2015, at age 19, for what People magazine described as "emotional trauma."

Filmmaker Kevin Smith may not be—uh, how do we put this lightly?—George Clooney in the looks department. However, his teenage daughter with former journalist Jennifer Schwalbach Smith is already making headlines with her budding acting career and gorgeous looks. Harley, who turned 17 in 2016, is making a name for herself after appearing in a number of her dad's movies, as well as a 2016 TV pilot called Hollyweed. She even had an uncredited cameo in 2004's Jersey Girl, starring Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez. The fact that she survived that cinematic disaster unscathed should give Harley a free pass in Hollywood for life.

Eve Hewson, who plays young nurse Lucy Elkins on Cinemax's The Knick (2014-), is the daughter of U2 frontman Bono and Irish activist Ali Hewson. The rocker's kid, who turned 25 in 2016, is already proving she can stand on her own two feet. In addition to the Emmy-nominated TV series, Hewson has appeared in big-name movies Bridge of Spies (2015) and Enough Said (2013). She's also set to play Maid Marian in Robin Hood: Origins, opposite Taron Egerton and Jamie Foxx, due out in 2017.

Alexa Ray Joel doesn't bear a striking resemblance to her supermodel mom, Christie Brinkley, but that doesn't mean she isn't an absolute knockout in her own right. Alexa admits that having one of the most famous supermodels in the world as a mom does come with certain perks. She told Fox News Magazine, "She's taught me a lot about just taking care of yourself— kin care, great makeup tricks. She's very good at putting together that very effortless-style look." Alexa's genetics are more apparent when compared to her dad, singer Billy Joel, whose eyes and smile were clearly passed on to her. She also inherited her father's musical inclination and is now following in his footsteps, describing herself on Instagram as a "Songwriter, Songstress, Pianist, Poetess." Alexa, who turns 31 in 2016, seems squarely focused on her singing career, having weathered a public scandal involving an alleged overdose and a controversy over her nose job. After intense public scrutiny, Alexa admitted during a Good Morning America interview to having rhinoplasty, although she said it wasn't a big secret, just you know, none of anyone's business!

Born to rock superstar Mick Jagger and supermodel Jerry Hall, Georgia May Jagger was destined for not only blessed genetics, but also a wild life. She spent it either on tour with The Rolling Stones or traveling the world for her mother's modeling gigs. By the time Georgia was 18, she'd already "closed the runway show for Chanel's resort collection, landed a three-year contract with Hudson Jeans, shot a campaign for Rimmel London cosmetics, and been named Model of the Year by the British Fashion Council," according to Harper's Bazaar. She turned 24 in 2016, and is already a veteran of the business, having anchored multiple high profile campaigns, been featured on the covers of countless magazines, and appeared in the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics. Her love of the camera also extends behind it, as she's become a photographer as well, showing her work at an exhibition during London Fashion Week in 2015. For having a childhood that could have easily resulted in a wild party life gone wrong, or at the very least, a lazy snooze in the lap of luxury, Georgia has clearly left those cliches in the dust.

Daughter of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, and sister of self-proclaimed philosopher Jaden Smith, Willow Smith wasn't even out of elementary school before becoming a star. Her 2010 single, "Whip My Hair," was a viral sensation for her at age 9. The song eventually peaked at No. 11 on Billboard's Hot 100, sparking a music career and a deal with Roc Nation, Jay Z's record label. But music isn't her only passion. Like her brother, Willow is also into philosophy, reading, writing, and probably above all, fashion. She's started designing t-shirts for Jaden's fashion line, MSFTSrep, but she has also signed with The Society Management and landed campaigns with Louis Vuitton and Chanel. She'll turn 16 in 2016, but before you go thinking she's just a kid and doesn't have the maturity for that kind of thing, check out the deep thoughts she threw at Pharrell Williams when he questioned her for Interview Magazine. "This morning actually was pretty intense because I was thinking about the world and my place in the world, things that I have made or want to make. I was thinking about all the things that I could do that I don't do. But, you know, I was just thinking about the world and everything."

Greer Grammer is the daughter of actor Kelsey Grammer and makeup artist Barrie Buckner. Though she's probably not recognized immediately as Frasier's daughter, since she doesn't bear a strong a resemblance to him, that's probably a good thing. Greer, who turned 24 in 2016, must have gotten her good looks from her mom, which helped her, in part, earn pageant crowns in Miss Teen Malibu two years in a row as well as Miss Regional California Teen USA in 2011. Right around that time, Greer started acting, eventually landing a starring role on MTV's Awkward (2011-16). Another big break came in 2015 when Greer was asked to be Miss Golden Globe, which exposed her to an international audience of millions and made her mamma very proud. Greer told the Los Angeles Times, "If my mom would be at the grocery store and someone asked her 'How's Greer?' she would say, 'Oh, she's great, she's Miss Golden Globe!"

Despite an overblown dust-up over veteran supermodel Stephanie Seymour jokingly calling these sisters the "b****es of the moment," models Gigi and Bella Hadid are crushing it in the fashion world. On top of her long list of modeling credits, Gigi, who turned 21 in 2016, has her own collaboration with Tommy Hilfiger called Tommy x Gigi, and her sister, Bella, who turned 20 in 2016, has walked the runway for major designers including Fendi, Versace, and Dior. Their dad, Mohamed Hadid, is a billionaire real estate behemoth with a fortune of some $200 billion, and their mom, Yolanda Foster, was a model and actress who is now perhaps best known for her role on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Yolanda fiercely and publicly defended her girls against Seymour's catty remarks, but she may have invited further criticism with a slightly tone-deaf presentation of her daughters' down-to-earth upbringing. She told E! News, "At the end of the day, both Gigi and Bella are simple girls that were raised on a farm in Santa Barbara, riding horses every day of their lives." Yeah, not exactly "started from the bottom now we're here" type of stuff, but we get it.