Kate Moss and her daughter Lila had fans seeing double as they arrived at their Parisian hotel on Monday in matching black and white looks, ahead of the start of Paris Fashion Week.

While joining the supermodel, 52, and her lookalike daughter, 23, in the French capital for the final leg of the fashion week circuit was Bella Hadid, who looked as effortlessly stylish as ever outside the Hôtel de Crillon.

Kate was the epitome of classic elegance in a silk maxi skirt with a tailored black blazer, as she arrived at The Ritz Hotel.

She added a trendy pair of polka dot high heels and toted a small black handbag, while hiding her famous features beneath a pair of dark sunglasses.

The 90s icon was joined on the trip by her mini-me Lila, who looked her mother's double in a long black coat, cream jeans and a plain T-shirt, while also sporting black shades.

She has followed in Kate's footsteps by entering the world of modelling and between them, the pair have walked for most of fashion's biggest names, including Fendi, Miu Miu and Yves Saint Laurent. 

Meanwhile, Bella opted for a very similar look to Lila, as she stepped out in identical cream jeans and semi-sheer white T-shirt, which flashed a glimpse of her bra underneath.

The supermodel cinched in her tiny waist with a black belt and added fashionable camel bomber jacket, completed the polished look with a leather designer bag and matching loafers.

Kate's arrival in Paris comes just days after she stole the spotlight on the runway during Gucci's Milan Fashion Week show on Friday.

She looked nothing short of sensational in a racy thong dress that displayed her famous lower-back tattoo, as she strutted down the catwalk.

While Lila was once again by her side during London Fashion Week, with the mother-and-daughter duo sitting together on the front row of Monday's Burberry show.

Bella also turned heads on the catwalk in Milan, walking in the Prada fall/winter presentation after taking some time away from the runways due to her battle with Lyme disease.

The Beauty actress, who has struggled with the chronic neurological disease for 14-years, has been undergoing treatment and recently revealed she had finally learned to say no after struggling to maintain a work-life balance.

Speaking to Vogue Italia last week, she said: 'The way that I worked for many years was not sustainable. I think that, you know, even during COVID I continued to work.'

'I think I'm more in tune with myself today,' she went on. 'Being able to be in Texas with my horses and my dog, having a real life, and then going back to work makes it more fulfilling.'

She explained how she'd learned to disconnect her value as a person from her career success though therapy, after being forced to turn down 'every job for almost a year' due to her Lyme disease, which made her 'emotional because you feel disposable.'

'For so long, saying no to a job was like who was I to say no to anything?' Bella admitted. 

'Then I had to kind of release it and be like: I think people know my heart and my personality and who I am enough now that I can release that and really do the jobs that are with and for the people that I love and trust and support and respect. And that's good enough. And I'm good enough.'

Paris Fashion Week runs from March 2 to March 10. Among the other highlights is Antonin Tron at Balmain, presenting his first collection for the heritage house on March 4. 

Another standout moment will be Pieter Mulier’s final show at Alaïa before he takes on the role of chief creative officer of Versace in July.

All the major houses will showcase including Dior on March 3, Balenciaga on March 7, Jean Paul Gaultier on March 8, and Chanel on March 9. 

Overall 67 ready-to-wear shows and 31 presentations will feature over the week with the Institut Français de la Mode (IFM) show kicking off the official schedule as per tradition. 

On Tuesday Paris' famous Louvre will host its second fundraising dinner, dubbed Le Grand Dîner du Louvre, to support the museum’s activities.