Christie Brinkley, 72, recently attended a John Mayer concert in New York with her 28-year-old daughter, Sailor Brinkley Cook. They were mistaken for twins, showcasing the strong resemblance and genetics.
Sailor appeared in a stylish denim ensemble on the red carpet, featuring jeans and a jacket, complemented by a black tank top. Christie chose denim jeans paired with a black tank top adorned with lace at the neckline and sheer cutouts, accompanied by a green jacket.
Hello! Magazine shared an Instagram video capturing the duo at the event, smiling and engaging with fans. Comments on the post highlighted Brinkley’s youthful appearance, with one fan commenting, “Wow no way can Christie be 72 more like 22😍,” while another added, “Two beauties ❤️.”
Fans recently mistook Christie for her daughter in an Instagram photo carousel, promoting her zero-sugar prosecco line. Christie wore a navy blue top with asymmetrical neckline and high-waisted shorts, highlighting her toned legs. A follower remarked in the comments, “I thought you were your daughter for a second!”
Brinkley shared insights into dating on Kristin Davis’ “Are You a Charlotte?” podcast. She revealed she and Sailor encountered the same matches on dating apps despite their 44-year age gap. Sailor set up Christie’s profile, leading to surprising outcomes. “[Sailor] said, ‘Mom, you’re right not to go on [dating apps] because the same guys that, you know, said yes to me are saying yes to you,’” Christie explained.
Having been married four times, Brinkley discussed her relationship experiences with Davis. “I find that what men like to do is sort of be able to find somebody… that’ll be impressed by every little thing that they do,” she shared.

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