Lynda Carter and her replica daughter walk the red carpet for 50th anniversary of ‘Wonder Woman’ gala

Lynda Carter and her daughter Jessica Carter Altman turned heads on May 19 as they made a stunning mother-daughter appearance at the Paley Honors Spring Gala โ€” dressed in coordinating, fashion-forward styles that paid tribute to Lyndaโ€™s iconic legacy.

Now 73, the legendary Wonder Woman star was being honored by the Paley Center for Media during the event, which coincides with the 50th anniversary of the original Wonder Woman television series (1975โ€“1979).

Carter portrayed the fearless Diana Prince across all three seasons and later appeared in the 2020 film Wonder Woman 1984 alongside Gal Gadot.

Lynda Carter Wears Jean Paul Gaultier in Fierce Monochrome Look

Lynda embraced couture elegance in a Jean Paul Gaultier ensemble, pairing a beaded corset top with a figure-hugging black dress. She layered the look with a dramatic white trench coat featuring bold shoulder pads โ€” a nod to classic superhero silhouettes. To add a pop of color, she wore a single red lace glove with ribbon detailing and finished the look with black square-toe heels.

Jessica Carter Altman Channels Modern Chic in Jason Wu

By her side, Jessica Carter Altman, 34, opted for a sleek and modern look in a strapless black Jason Wu gown. The dress featured a unique flipped-over collar and a flowing sheer skirt, paired with minimalist black sandal heels.

The duo also made a beauty statement, both styling their brunette locks in voluminous waves, reminiscent of the iconic โ€˜70s blowout that became a signature of Lyndaโ€™s portrayal of Wonder Woman.

Celebrating 50 Years of Wonder Woman

This yearโ€™s gala carried special significance, honoring Carter for her pioneering role in television history.

โ€œLynda Carterโ€™s iconic portrayal remains a timeless symbol of strength, courage, and empowerment,โ€ said Maureen J. Reidy, President and CEO of The Paley Center for Media, in a statement shared with Variety.

Lyndaโ€™s continued legacy โ€” from her groundbreaking TV role to her more recent return to the Wonder Woman franchise โ€” remains a powerful reminder of the enduring impact of strong female heroes in media.

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