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If you spent yesterday unsuccessfully plotting how to make the solar eclipse about yourself, take a page from Kaia Gerber's book.

The model and actor turned the natural phenomenon into an opportunity to demonstrate that eclipse glasses don't look goofy on everyone — especially when they're donned by someone who shares Cindy Crawford's genes.

After appearing on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Gerber — a pro at effortless, off-duty style — was photographed in another laid-back, '90s-inspired outfit.

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The 22-year-old, who is currently promoting her role in the Apple TV series Palm Royale alongside Kristen Wiig and Ricky Martin, stepped out in a slouchy, long-sleeve crop top paired with a gray, pinstripe midi skirt (office siren, anyone?). A pair of silver mules and a gold watch added a touch of glamor to the minimalist ensemble.

Gerber's most salient style choice, however, was her eclipse glasses — a hot commodity in the lead-up to yesterday's astral spectacle.

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Gerber wasn't the only celeb to partake in eclipse festivities. A photo of a glasses-clad Lorde is making the rounds online, as is a shot of Jason Derulo, sans-eyewear, staring at the sun. "I can see it without my glasses," Derulo captioned the image, which he posted on Instagram.

If Gerber's flawless eclipse 'fit has you wishing you could go back in time, I hate to be the bearer of bad news: The next solar eclipse isn't slated to take place until 2045. On the bright side, you've got plenty of time to plan?

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