In New York City, Camila Alves McConaughey and her daughter are making a fashion statement by going out in style.
On the evening of Thursday, June 6, the model and wife of Matthew McConaughey, who is 41 years old, attended an event hosted by Hermès Birkin in New York City hand in hand with her daughter Vida, who is 14 years old.
The mother and daughter pair appeared in outfits that were identical in color, both of which were adorned with black accessories.
She donned a maxi skirt and crop top combo that matched each other, and it had a textured design and scalloped edges. The mother of three wore the ensemble. The ensemble was complemented with a pair of black shoes, a black purse, gold bangles, and a single gold chain that she wore around her neck.
As a matching ensemble, Vida donned a little skirt with a high waist and ribbed fabric, as well as a cropped ribbed zip-up jacket. She rounded off her appearance with black ballerina flats and gold big earrings, much as her mother did on the same day.
Besides Vida, the couple has two sons: Levi, who is 15 years old, and Livingston, who is 10 years old.
At the 12th annual Mack, Jack, and McConaughey Gala, which took place in Austin, Texas, in April, the whole family made a rare appearance by attending the event.
For their formal attire, Levi and Livingston wore black suits, while their father, who is 54 years old, opted for a blue suit and white shirt. Vida, on the other hand, wore a light pink strappy gown, in which she looked just like her model mother. Meanwhile, Camila was dressed appropriately for the event by wearing a black dress with sequins on the bodice and an off-the-shoulder silhouette.
Actor Matthew McConaughey, football coach Mack Brown, and country music performer Jack Ingram have collaborated on a fundraising initiative known as Mack, Jack, and McConaughey (MJ&M).
According to the website of the organization, the Gala is their most significant fundraising night. It is also a part of a two-day event that includes music, golf, and fashion, all of which are geared at “benefiting select non-profit organizations that each reflect the MJ&M goal to facilitate the empowerment of children.”
