Christie Brinkley, 72, stuns with daughter Sailor, 28, in matching outfits for Hamptons event
Christie Brinkley’s youthful looks at 72 took center stage during a fun outing with her youngest daughter, Sailor Brinkley Cook.
The supermodel and her 28-year-old mini-me went to see John Mayer’s live performance for SiriusXM at the Stephen Talkhouse in Amagansett in the Hamptons Wednesday. They happily posed for red carpet pics together, both wearing jeans and a black top, with their long blond hair down.
Brinkley looked incredible in a lacy v-neck top tucked into dark blue jeans. She wore a green jacket over the ensemble, and accessorized with a big brown belt, dangly earrings and a fringe purse. Brown cowboy boots completed her effortlessly chic look.
As for her daughter, she wore a black tank top under a cropped jean jacket and rocked a pair of black boots. She tied the outfit together with a simple brown belt, and for jewelry, chose a fun choker necklace.
Brinkley posted footage of them enjoying the show on her Instagram Stories, writing, “@johhmayer and the full moon were both amazing tonight!”
She also shared video of them singing along to Mayer’s song “New Light,” calling it their “favorite.”
Brinkley Cook is also a model, and the mother-daughter duo is no stranger to twinning. On Monday, they matched in eye-catching all-red outfits to celebrate designer Michael Kors’ 45th Anniversary Collection in East Hampton.
“So grateful for all the fun memories I get to make with my mama,” Brinkley Cook wrote alongside pics on Instagram.
Brinkley has candidly talked about aging in the past, specifically, not wanting to overdo cosmetic work. In April 2025, she revealed what procedures she’s done.
“I mainly do lasers,” the mother of three told People, adding, “I don’t try to get rid of every wrinkle.”
Additionally, she shared that she’s “dabbled with fillers” and sees a doctor in New York City.
“I don’t want to look ‘done’ or anything,” she stressed. “It’s mainly about health for me now.”
A year prior, she told the outlet that she wanted to “accept certain wrinkles.”
“That’s the way I’m approaching aging,” she explained. “Sometimes when people get older, and they overdo it, they can look waxy and — I don’t know what the word is — preserved or something. I want a little life to show on my face, you know?”
