Last updated at 5:02 PM on 15th December 2011
She may only be three-years-old but Jessica Alba’s daughter Honor is already matching her mother in the style stakes.
The youngster looked super-cute as she strolled along the streets of Santa Monica wearing a tutu and boots alongside her famous parent.
Jessica, 30, was enjoying a day out with both of her daughters and a female companion and even stopped by at Starbucks to grab a drink.Â
Like mother, like daughter: Jessica Alba dressed her child Honor in a cute tutu skirt for a day out in Santa Monica yesterday
Too cute: The three-year-old was wearing a peach-coloured tutu skirt with a brown bolero and matching tights and boots
Honor stayed close to her mother as she clutched a Little Mermaid doll and chatted away to their female friend.
She teamed her peach-coloured ballerina skirt with a long-sleeve white top and a brown bolero that matched her cool boots and tights.
A helping hand: Jessica was joined by a female companion who walked with Honor while the actress carried her baby Haven
Doing her best: The 30-year-old recently revealed that she felt she would ‘crack’ under the pressure of motherhood
The Fantastic Four star also chose to
wear a pair of light brown boots which she paired with dark skinny jeans
and a cream fluffy jumper.
The actress was seen pushing her youngest daughter, four-month-old Haven who appeared to be sound asleep.Â
Family day out: Cash Warren accompanied his wife and children to shop for a Christmas tree last weekend
Sound asleep: Four-month-old Haven seemed oblivious to the fact that she was out and about with her mother and sister
Jessica is no doubt looking forward to the child’s first Christmas and has recently been getting in the festive spirit.
At the weekend the family were spotted shopping for a Christmas tree, where they were joined by Jessica’s husband Cash Warren.
And last week the actress took Honor to meet Father Christmas at the Beverly Centre Mall in Los Angeles.Â
The mother-of-two recently revealed that she felt she would ‘crack’ at times under the pressure of motherhood and also admitted that she ‘makes mistakes’ because she tries to do too much.
She also stated that she has found her role as a mother easier the second time around.
‘I’m more relaxed, every sneeze or runny nose or little bump on the head that would have freaked me out before…I am more easygoing with that sort of thing.
‘And the sense of knowing that I can get Haven to stop crying. It was all new with Honor and I wasn’t confident, and she could feel that so she continued to cry. That didn’t happen a lot, but when it happened I felt like I would crack.’
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Jessica Alba’s daughter Honor takes after her mother wearing a cute tutu skirt with boots