Apple Martin Looks Just Like Mom Gwyneth Paltrow in the '90s While Starring in a Dreamy New Photos

Apple Martin stars in Chloé's latest campaign shot by David Sims.

The Gist

• In the dreamy photos, the 21-year-old model looks just like a young Gwyneth Paltrow.

• Martin has previously channeled her mom on a number of occasions.

Mom, what were you like in the '90s?Apple Martinneed only look in the mirror to answer this viral TikTok question. If you were in any doubt that the 21 year old was her momGwyneth Paltrow's mini-me, her latest campaign is case and point.

Martin, daughter of Paltrow and her ex Chris Martin, stars in Chloé's new campaign for Chloé à la Plage. Lensed by David Sims, the dreamy, sun-drenched photo shoot leans into fantasies of summer. “This year, Chloé à la Plage is an ode to a surreal summer fantasy. It’s about that dreamlike state and the poetry of summer. Apple, with her radiance and timeless beauty, draws us into this feeling in the most natural way," Chemena Kamali, Creative Director of Chloé, said in a statement.

Posing in swimwear and sundresses with her long blonde hair styled in effortless textured waves, Apple wears an array of chunky gold and silver boho chic accessories and a barely-there bronzed glam. Looking at the ethereal photos, it's impossible not to see Paltrow circa the mid-'90s.

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This is hardly the first time Apple has looked almost identical to her mom. Last month, she embraced the Goop mogul'sclassic minimalist '90s style for her grad photos. In February, she posed by the pool in abikini with a Paltrow-esque '90s updo. In December,Martin rewore one of her mom's vintage '90s dressesand even channeled her mom's hair for theMarty Supremepremiere. Last October, she once againlooked just like her momfor a campaign for Self Portrait and in September, thepair twinned for a Gap campaign.

And it's not just Martin's fashion and hair that evoke a young Paltrow—apparently, the 21-year-old is also a budding "theater kid." "I love dancing and I love acting,” Apple toldVogue. “My dream is to act.”

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May 13, 2026

Apple Martin Looks Just Like Mom Gwyneth Paltrow in the '90s While Starring in a Dreamy New Photos

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'Dungeon Crawler Carl' author, narrator tease 'super heavy lore reveal' in Book 8

New achievement! MoreDungeon Crawler Carlis nearly here.

The LitRPG books, fast-paced and addictive, are sparking a wider interest in the video game-like subgenre as a whole. The series follows a man and his ex-girlfriend’s cat, Donut, who survive an alien invasion and must participate in a video game-like dungeon reality television show with intergalactic viewership.

“A Parade of Horribles”comes out May 12 from Ace, an imprint of Penguin Random House. We’ll meet back up with Carl and Donut on the 10th floor, tasked with a series of races while panic spreads outside in the wake of Faction Wars.

USA TODAY caught up with author Matt Dinniman and audiobook narrator Jeff Hays to see what readers can expect from the eighth book.

Matt Dinniman and Jeff Hays tease ‘A Parade of Horribles’

During a quick backstage interview withUSA TODAY at BookConin late April, Dinniman shared three words to describe the upcoming Dungeon Crawler Carl Book 8: "'chaos, focused and explosive."

BookCon fans also got a treat when Hays read a passage from “A Parade of Horribles,” flawlessly switching back and forth between characters live.

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Speaking later with USA TODAY, Hays said “Parade” is his “second-favorite book in the whole series,” only behind Book 5, “The Butcher’s Masquerade.”

“This new one is just so much fun, it’s so fast-paced but … the last 25% of the book is just super heavy lore reveal stuff that just hits you hard,” Hays says. “Matt gives you a bunch of answers that you’ve been dying to know about for a long time.”

This next teaser is a bit of a spoiler, so head back to your books if you don’t want a sneak peek.

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“The second most exciting thing is the music,” Hays says. “Hardcore spoilers here: There's going to be a karaoke scene with Carl and Donut singing a song, and you guys will find out what it is when you listen to the book. I'm a serviceable singer, so I have to become a good singer for this particular part, and that takes practice. It's a challenge for me. And then there's going to be another song that's another parody from Book 5.”

Clare Mulroy is USA TODAY’s Books Reporter, where she covers buzzy releases, chats with authors and dives into the culture of reading. Find heron Instagram, subscribe to our weeklyBooks newsletteror tell her what you’re reading atcmulroy@usatoday.com.

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Dua Lipa sues Samsung for using her face to sell TVs

Dua Lipa is suing Samsung after the tech company allegedly used her face to sell televisions without her permission.

The singer has demanded £11m after her photograph was used on the packaging for a £300 television sold bythe South Korean company.

Lipa has said she has the rights to the picture, used on the packaging for the Crystal 43in ultra-high-definitiontelevisionsets to promote Samsung’s XITE Hits music channel, which was taken backstage at a 2024 festival.

Lipa claimed the photo had appeared on a “significant portion” of the televisions sold in the US, and that her fans had bought the televisions with the impression that she had endorsed them, legal paperwork obtained by The Sun shows.

The lawsuitincludes allegations of copyright infringement, trademark infringement and misappropriation ofLipa’slikeness and image.

Lipa, 30, is demanding $15m (£11m) in the filing, made in the Central District of California federal court.

She also claimed Samsung ignored “repeated demands” from her legal team to “cease and desist from infringing on her rights”.

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Christine Lepera, the singer’s lawyer, wrote: “Samsung used a copyrighted image of Ms Lipa without authority or licence and prominently featured it on the front of boxes containing Samsung-manufactured televisions for retail sale.

“The substantial revenue made on the sale is inextricably tied to the false message conveyed to consumers that Ms Lipa has endorsed the infringing products when she has not.”

‘Highly selective’ with partnerships

The television, which ended up being known on social media as the “Dua Lipa TV Box” by the singer’s fans, was first brought to Lipa’s attention in June 2025, the lawsuit states.

One fan is said to have put a photo of the box online with the caption: “I wasn’t even planning on buying a TV, but I saw the box so I decided to get it.”

Other Instagram comments the lawsuit points to include: “I’d get that TV just because Dua is on it. That’s how obsessed I am,” and “I’ve always said if you need anything selling, just put a picture of Dua Lipa on it.”

Ms Lepera added that Lipa – who is the face of Nespresso and Yves Saint Laurent’s beauty products, as well as partnerships with Porsche and Puma – would not have agreed a Samsung deal anyway as she is “highly selective in her commercial partnerships”.

The Telegraph has approached Samsung and Lipa’s agency and legal team for comment.

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