See Gwyneth Paltrow and Apple Martin in matching suits

Celebrating with friends and big fashion brands is now a family affair Gwyneth Paltrow and her children: Apple, 19, and Moses, 18. In a series of new images shared to her Instagram, the Oscar-winning actress showed off a few snaps from a night celebrating love. flag featuring famous friends and one of the hottest brands of the moment: Loro Piana. In one of the photos, Paltrow posed with her kids — and Apple wore the exact same outfit as her mom, though they didn’t have a full twinning moment and instead just chose to coordinate in matching outfits. Individually designed items. Apple wore a baggy black suit and her mother chose a caramel suit that looked great with a pair of cropped pants.

Other looks from the night included a scene with Oprah Winfrey and cameos from Rob Lowe and Elaine Welteroth.

“A few of my favorite things…Montecito, dinners out and quality time with friends and family. Oh and bed by 9pm. What a special night with @goop and @loropiana,” Paltrow captioned her Instagram post.

During the Goop Health Summit, Paltrow opened up about her future as an empty nester. Based on Hollywood ReporterMoses is preparing to enter college this year.

“Honestly, it gave me a nervous breakdown,” Paltrow said. “I started thinking, ‘Oh my God, I need to quit my job and I need to sell my house and I need to move.’ That kind of threw everything into chaos.”

She added: “My identity is being a mother. Apple turns 20 in May. So I’ve oriented my entire life around my kids, their schedules, and when school starts. You slowly start to let go when they are driving around or doing certain things. It’s a slower process.”

Of course, she has plenty of friends to give her advice on this matter.

“Psychologist-astrologer Jennifer Freed says, ‘I want you to think of it as free birds instead of having an empty nest.’ And that resonates,” Paltrow finished, according to the industry publication. “Instead of creating a sense of loss—what if I were free? And I can say yes to a girls’ weekend, because I don’t feel guilty. That’s a way of thinking.”