Eva Mendes and Kelly Rutherford have this chic matching set in common

Spotted: the queen of quiet luxury in a must-have matching set.

Kelly Rutherford shared one of of her famous elevator selfies on Instagram earlier this month, wearing Heidi Merrick’s white lace Missive Blouse and coordinating Tara Skirt for an early fall outing.

And just a couple of weeks later, Eva Mendes posed in the same exact styles for her own series of Instagram snaps, with Merrick tagged in the caption.

Heidi Merrick Missive Blouse

Heidi Merrick

Heidi Merrick Tara Skirt

Heidi Merrick

While both stars opted for the crisp white version, the separates are also available in black lace — perfectly suited to the start of spooky season.

Rutherford and Mendes are longtime fans of the brand; the “Gossip Girl” star wore the brand’s Ballerine Dress in another elevator selfie over the summer, while Mendes’ collection includes the Kite Skirt and Lobel Top, among other pieces.

Heidi Merrick Missive Blouse

Heidi Merrick

The California-based brand is a favorite for stars on the West Coast and beyond, as Meghan Markle also owns a handful of Merrick’s designs.

The Duchess of Sussex and Kristen Bell have both worn the brand’s Marion Slip Dress in the same luxe burgundy hue.

But while many might define Merrick’s work as effortlessly chic, she’s gone on the record to say she hates the word “effortless.”

“What people interpret as effortless is really considered,” she said on her brand’s blog. “It’s the invisible work: the fabric, the construction, the fit. That’s what creates ease.”

“California luxury, to me, is about clarity,” she added. “The landscape, the light, the way women move here.”

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.