Julianne Moore posed with her rarely-seen lookalike daughter Liv Freundlich at a MESSIKA jewellery event in Paris on Thursday.The Oscar-winning actress, 65, shares Liv, 24, and son Caleb, 28, with her husband, Bart Freundlich, whom she’s been married to since 2003. Stepping out together in the French capital, the mother-and-daughter duo turned heads at the event, which was part of Paris Fashion Week.Julianne looked the epitome of elegance in a cream textured maxi dress, accessorising with a dazzling necklace and earrings. Meanwhile, Liv caught the eye in a black minidress, which she teamed with pointed heels.The pair appeared in high spirits as they posed for beaming snaps together. Julianne Moore posed with her rarely-seen lookalike daughter Liv Freundlich at a MESSIKA jewellery event in Paris on Thursday Stepping out together in the French capital, the mother-and-daughter duo turned heads at the event, which was part of Paris Fashion Week Julianne looked the epitome of elegance in a cream textured maxi dressThe outing comes just months after the actress said she doesn’t want to ‘engage’ in films about ‘explosions and guns’ due to current global conflicts.Julianne was speaking at the Cannes Film Festival, where she was due to be honoured with the Women In Motion award by the Kering fashion group.She said: ‘I’m less and less interested in tragedy I would say.’I think that particularly now at a time when things are really rough globally it’s very difficult for me to invest in a story that I think is pretend; where I feel like the depth of the emotion, the measure of it, doesn’t measure up to what’s happening in the world. I don’t feel like I want to engage in it.’She went on: ‘I don’t like easy stakes. I don’t like someone being murdered, I don’t like explosions and guns, I don’t like histrionics, I don’t like things that raise the stakes without real feeling underneath.’That really bothers me because that’s just noise. I don’t know how to play it, and I don’t want to watch it.’Her next film was the musical comedy The Debut, by Jesse Eisenberg about a shy woman who gets involved in community theatre.She also had what she said was a ‘small part’ in the film by former fashion designer Tom Ford, Cry to Heaven, which also featured the singer Adele. She accesorised with a dazzling necklace and earrings Meanwhile, Liv caught the eye in a black minidress, which she teamed with pointed heels The pair appeared in high spirits as they posed for beaming snaps together The outing comes just months after the actress said she doesn’t want to ‘engage’ in films about ‘explosions and guns’ due to current global conflicts (pictured in May)In March, Julianne made a rare red carpet appearance with her second husband Bart and son Caleb at the tenth annual Love Rocks NYC concert in Manhattan’s Upper West Side.The star posed between her two favourite men, who towered over her while clad in matching black puffer coats to combat the winter freezing rain.Julianne originally met the filmmaker on the set of his 1997 film The Myth of Fingerprints, and they’ve been impressively married for over two decades.Bart’s last IMDb-credited gig was acting in Ken J Sackheim’s 28-minute short film Always, Already, which premiered at the Athens Film and Video Festival in 2024.The two-time Emmy winner’s silver fox also produced director Benjamin Caron’s con-artist thriller Sharper for Apple TV+ in 2023, which she also produced and headlined.Giving insight into their marriage, she told People: ‘I think you have to enjoy being together. ‘If you don’t want to be with someone, you won’t be with them, you won’t spend time with them, you won’t invest in them and their lives. ‘And I think that building a life together is a big thing.’Julianne divorced her first husband, stage director John Gould Rubin, in 1995 after nine years of marriage.