Keri Russell, 50, looks chic in a white shirt and black box skirt as she enjoys rare outing with her mini-me daughter Willa, 13, at the Louis Vuitton show during Paris Fashion Week

Keri Russell looked chic as she enjoyed a rare outing with her mini-me daughter Willa at the Louis Vuitton show during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday.

The California-born star, 50, turned heads as she joined her 13-year-old daughter, whom she shares with ex-husband Shane Deary, for the fashion event in the French capital.

For the occasion, Keri cut a stylish figure in a structured white shirt with dramatic shoulders. 

She teamed the look with a black box miniskirt that showed off her toned pins and added a pair of black pointed heels.

Meanwhile, Willa donned a red and white stitched dress with black slingback heels. 

The mother and daughter duo appeared in high spirits as they enjoyed a rare public outing together.

Keri shares her eldest daughter with ex Shane and welcomed her youngest child, Sam, in 2016 with Matthew Rhys.

Last month, Keri appeared to chide her partner Matthew in behind-the-scenes footage after he snubbed her twice in his Emmys victory speeches.

The actor, 51, was seen in a frosty moment with his longtime partner Keri after receiving his second honor on Monday, which marked the first time a star has won two lead actor awards in one night.

The Welshman surprised viewers when he forgot to thank – or even mention – Keri in his speeches at the ceremony in Los Angeles.

In footage shared by Yahoo News reporter Taryn Ryder, Keri appeared to swat Matthew's hand away as he wrapped her up for a picture with a photographer.

She then pulled Matthew in close and kissed his cheek for the cameras before they sat down and she spoke to him, patting her hand on his shoulder.

It is unclear what Keri said in the moment, with fans speculating that the hand-swat was a reaction to Matthew failing to mention his partner of 12 years in his speeches.

She then pulled Matthew in close and kissed his cheek for the cameras before they sat down and she spoke to him, patting her hand on his shoulder.

It is unclear what Keri said in the moment, with fans speculating that the hand-swat was a reaction to Matthew failing to mention his partner of 12 years in his speeches.

'Why did she push his hand away?' questioned one viewer on X. 'I hope they don't break up.'

Following the snubs, Matthew appeared to try and cover his tracks as he declared that he would not display his Emmys in his home until Keri also collects one of the awards.

When asked in a backstage interview: 'Where are you going to put your two Emmys? Where are they going to go?'

Matthew explained the Emmy he won for The Americans is in the basement.

He told Variety: 'It's a long story. It's in the basement because I kind of said when Keri wins one, I'll take mine out.'

Speaking to the press after his two wins, Matthew also joked that his family had been taking bets on whether he or Keri would scoop the awards on Monday night.

'Its not playful, its all serious,' he quipped. 'I put a lot of money on myself... It's gonna be a rough week for her.'

Matthew then praised his partner as 'always a class act', and said Keri is always really the winner, and I think next year she might get one.'

During his first acceptance speech of the night for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie, which he won for The Beast in Me, Matthew failed to utter the name of the 50-year-old actress, whom he fell in love with while they were starring together on The Americans.

In his shock, Matthew didn't even appear to glance at Keri as he got up to accept the award, but he did stop to hug an overjoyed Claire Danes, his co-star in The Beast in Me.

Matthew had the good fortune to score a rare opportunity to remedy the slight when he was called up to the stage later in the broadcast when he won his second award of the evening, Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his Apple TV+ horror-comedy Widow's Bay.

But Matthew again failed to mention Keri during his second acceptance speech.

After his name was called the first time, Danes jumped to her feet and looked shocked as her mouth hung open.

She stretched her arms out for a hug, and she and Matthew briefly rocked back and forth while she touched his face, before he marched up to the stage.

'Matthew Rhys doesn't even look at Keri Russell next to him, and doesn't thank her,' one user on X wrote as they posted a video of the NBC broadcast that they shot on their phone from their TV of the enthusiastic hug.

Matthew took a confrontational stance with his first win when he began his speech by warning, 'If you try to turn me off, I'll stab you in the eyes with this [award].'

'This is a real shock, not least because of the caliber and company of the actors in this program,' he said as he thanked Danes.

'Thank you for letting me join the mystery machine. Intimidating scene partner, but I'm very grateful for all this,' he gushed before heading off stage.

After he broke the record and returned for his second acceptance speech for Widow's Bay, Matthew joked, 'My apologies to the women who had to stand.'

In the audience, Martin Short was seen on the broadcast comically tearing up his acceptance speech after losing out on the award.

'This is purely because of the depraved and twisted mind of [Widow's Bay creator] Katie [Dippold], and her genius really does live in the recesses of her disturbed brain,' Matthew said.

Toward the end of his speech, Matthew made sure to thank multiple family members, including his parents and his sister, whom he mentioned was in the audience.

'She was the brains of the outfit all along,' he joked, adding, 'Thank you for all the sage words and patient listening.'