Heidi Klum shows off sculpted figure in lace lingeries alongside lookalike daughter

Heidi Klum and her daughter, Leni have graced yet another lingeries campaign together for Intimissimi. This time, the collection embraces shades of pink, with the duo coordinating in playful underwear sets for the Italian label.

The German supermodel took to Instagram to unveil the photographs from the campaign. The shot captured the pair posing on pink rose petals with a baby pink backdrop. Heidi donned a hot-pink lingerie set that consisted of a balconette bra adorned with intricate lace detailing. Her luscious blonde locks were styled into soft waves framed by her signature bangs.

Meanwhile, Leni stunned in a baby punk corset top and a matching thong, with the lace set adorned with a red cherry print. Her brunette locks were left down in a sleek, straight style and her makeup was natural and radiant. 

Leni was first approached by a modeling scout at the age of 12; however, her mom would not allow her to sign. It wasn’t until Leni was 16 that Heidi allowed her to make her debut alongside her for Vogue Germany.

“It’s not just jumping in front of the camera and looking pretty,” she told Vogue Germany back in March. “There are a lot of things that happen behind the scenes that you don’t even see in the end product. Modeling requires a lot of discipline.”

The mother-and-daughter duo previously teamed up for a campaign with Intimissimi. However, Heidi faced backlash after the debut, as some critics took issue with her posing in lingerie alongside her daughter.

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“A lot of people are like, ‘Oh, I don’t know about mom and daughter doing this together,'” Heidi told People. “But for us? I’m proud of my daughter. She’s fine with me like that. I’ve always been very open with my body. When I’m suntanning in the backyard, I might not have a top on. I’m European…my kids don’t know me any other way and are probably more easygoing with their bodies because of it.”

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“Leni’s learned a lot over the years. Sometimes she’ll say, ‘Maybe I should have listened to my mom four years ago.’ When you’re young, being cool is everything. So maybe mom’s advice doesn’t always feel cool at the time.”

Heidi has previously opened up about the modeling advice she’s passed down to her daughter. “I think the best advice I’ve given my daughter for being a model is to always be happy with yourself when you look in the mirror, I think that’s most important. Don’t try to ever please anyone,” she told FOX. “Also, I think it is important to say ‘no,’ because I feel like we people just in general, we want to please, and you know, say ‘yes’ more than ‘no,’ but I wanted her to know that if there’s something you don’t want to do, you just have to say no.”