Matthew McConaughey’s wife Camila Alves and look-alike daughter Vida steal the spotlight in contrasting looks

Camila Alves McConaughey turned Matthew McConaughey’s latest premiere into a family fashion moment.

The Brazilian model and entrepreneur stepped onto the red carpet alongside the Oscar winner and their two eldest children, Levi and Vida, for the Los Angeles premiere of Matthew’s new Apple TV comedy series, “Brothers,” on September 17.

While Matthew was the man of the hour, Camila and her 16-year-old daughter made a striking mother-daughter pairing in dramatically contrasting looks.

Camila opted for an ethereal white Di Petsa gown featuring the designer’s signature draped, wet-look effect. The floor-length design wrapped and gathered across the silhouette before falling into a flowing skirt. 

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She completed the monochromatic look with statement silver earrings and white heels, wearing her long dark hair down in soft waves.

Vida went in the opposite direction, choosing an embellished black minidress by Annie’s Ibiza. The sheer design was decorated with intricate silver detailing and featured flowing sleeves, creating a dramatic effect against her mother’s all-white ensemble. 

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She styled the dress with sheer black tights, platform Mary Jane shoes and a small black handbag, while wearing her hair in an updo with loose face-framing strands.

The teenager also posed alongside her older brother, Levi, 18, who kept things classic in a black Armani suit and patterned black shirt worn open at the collar.

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Matthew coordinated with his family while standing apart in a chocolate-brown Prada suit paired with a gray shirt, dark sunglasses and black shoes.

The premiere became a multigenerational McConaughey family outing, with Matthew’s mother, Kay McConaughey, also joining the group and complementing her daughter-in-law in white. 

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The actor and Camila’s youngest child, 13-year-old Livingston, was not pictured at the event. The family appearance came as Matthew celebrated “Brothers,” the new eight-episode comedy series he stars in and executive produces alongside longtime friend Woody Harrelson. 

The two play fictionalized versions of themselves in a story inspired in part by their real-life friendship and their much-discussed speculation that they could potentially share a biological father.

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The series begins when Woody and his family head to Matthew’s Texas ranch following a family crisis. Things take an unexpected turn when Matthew’s fictional mother reveals a decades-old secret suggesting the two friends might actually be brothers.

Harrelson also made the premiere a date night, attending alongside his wife, Laura Louie. “Brothers” premieres globally on Apple TV on September 23 with its first two episodes, followed by a new episode every Wednesday through November 4.