Teri Hatcher and Her Lookalike Daughter Emerson Are Pretty in Purple in Front Row Twinning Moment

The two had a cute mother-daughter date at Berlin Fashion Week

If we didn't know any better, we'd think Teri Hatcher and her daughter Emerson Tenney were sisters!

Hatcher, 59, and Tenney, 26, had a cute mother-daughter outing in Germany this week, showing off their matching style at Berlin Fashion Week. The two sat front row at the Marc Cain show wearing coordinating purple outfits looking like royalty.

Hatcher wore a tea-length purple dress with sheer long sleeves (with a feather cuff, no less), while Tenney wore a purple skirt suit. Both ladies rocked black shoes, with Hatcher in strappy sandals and Tenney in over-the-knee boots. Tenney also carried a small black bag to complete her look.

They posed for several sweet photos together, including in the front row, playing up their twinning moment.

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Days before the show, the mother-daughter duo hit the streets of Berlin in another coordinated look, also by Marc Cain. Hatcher wore a monochromatic green suit with a matching trench over top, while her daughter wore a skirt and school-girl-inspired skirt set with a jacket.

Both of them carried a complementary bag and rocked heels — Tenney in those same over-the-knee boots and Hatcher in neutral heels that matched her bag.

If this photo doesn't look straight out of a Marc Cain campaign, we don't know what does!

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The Desperate Housewives alum is no stranger to a fashion campaign. She kicked off 2020 by starring in a campaign for German fashion brand Marcell von Berlin. Though she told PEOPLE at the time that she was hesitant to pose for the camera, she ended up having a "great time" on set with photographer Randall Slavin.

The designer told PEOPLE he chose the Golden Globe winner as the star of his upcoming campaign because she represents a “modern powerful woman.”

“Teri is a successful actress and businesswoman. On the other hand, she is so sweet, has great energy, and brought such good vibes to the shoot,” he said. “We wanted to work with someone that embodies the modern powerful woman of our current time.”

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