Zoe Kravitz recreated the cover "Rolling Stone" from his mother in 1988 and looks so much like Lisa Bonet

Growing up Zoë Kravitz could not have been a simple life. Not only are you watched by a rock star dad, but you also have a Huxtable table for mom. It turns out that Kravitz was literally a talent in the making, like a pregnant Lisa Bonet covered Stones that roll & # 39; Hot question. Thirty years later, Zoë Kravitz recreates this seamless blanket in homage to her famous mother.

Zoë Kravitz has never been faithful to tradition and this vaporous blanket was no exception. On the original cover, which Bonet has honored, she served readers a lot of "bawdy" in 1988, with the exception of a white shirt. Instead of sticking to the same concept of photoshoot, the actress said Rolling stone she wanted to go into the pages of the spread to inspire a more ferocious photo.

"I think she was a little disappointed when they used the jersey photo as a blanket," Kravitz said. "I think she just thought:" I do it, let's do it! " She naturally offered her fans entertainment "It's less about the photo than doing what my mother intended to do – it's cool."

The actress decided to take exactly the same pose and wear the same wet hair look as the one her mother wore in her twenties. These shoots are strangely similar. Like, kind of girl like mother.

In the next issue of November, Kravitz highlights the influence of his mother, but also his father, Lenny. She also admitted that if she liked being part of her famous family, she wanted to make a name for herself.

"I deliberately refrained from referring to my parents because I was just trying to create my own identity," she said. Rolling stone. "But I think it's a good time. I feel good about myself And it's good to pay them homage. Because I love them! They are my parents! "Awww!

The actress is however seriously imposed in the entertainment industry. Fans first got a glimpse of Zoë, 21, at X-Men: First class with Hunger Games starlet Jennifer Lawrence. After her moment with the Marvel characters, she pursued with a full-featured appearance in Mad Max: Fury Road and then again in the divergent movies. And whatever her action-adventure resume, she even made an appearance on the IFC website. Portlandia to show him the more comic side.

His last item on the agenda in the interview was to describe his version of what "hot" means. "For me," sexy "means a dynamic person, confident and comfortable with who she is," she said. "When someone allows himself to be what he is, shameless – and that's a good person – it's very exciting."

And it goes without saying that this is very similar to his mother's response in the 80s. It seems that when it comes to having progressive ideals, they like to keep everything in the family.