Amelia Grey Hamlin shimmers in sheer gown at Swarovski with Lisa Rinna

Glitz and glamour run within the household.

Amelia Grey Hamlin shimmered in a totally sheer crystal-studded black gown at Swarovski’s Masters of Mild Opening Celebration in Los Angeles on Tuesday night, posing alongside mother Lisa Rinna.

The 24-year-old mannequin — who lately made her debut on the Victoria’s Secret Vogue Present — turned heads in a revealing mesh slip adorned with black crystals all through, which showcased a black thong beneath.

She paired the barely-there look with black peep-toe sling-back heels and a more-is-more jewellery choice: dazzling layered necklaces, glittering cuff bracelets, and assertion rings.

Hamlin wore her darkish hair pinned in a chic beehive updo with face-framing tendrils, including to the drama with a smoky eye and overlined lips.

She was joined on the occasion by her mom, Lisa Rinna, 62, who opted for a glossy black column gown. The previous “Actual Housewives of Beverly Hills” star accessorized with a glowing crystal choker and matching earrings, sporting her signature quick haircut in a piecey and tousled model.

On Instagram Tales, Grey shared a video of Rinna posing on the carpet, captioned, “I’m obsessed together with her.” The fact star reposted the clip, including, “We pulled out the archival Versace tonight.”

Hamlin struck a sequence of cheeky poses on the pink carpet, displaying off the gown from all angles. In a video shared on TikTok, a photographer requests a “large smile!” and Grey responds, “We don’t try this.” (Although she does certainly flash a pearly white grin moments later.)

Her daring ensemble was a callback to her latest Victoria’s Secret runway look — a pink, glittering long-sleeve bare gown with a totally open again that draped low beneath her cheeks, exposing her string thong.

The mannequin walked within the October present alongside fellow “Actual Housewives” progeny Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid, fulfilling what Rinna known as her daughter’s “dream” since she was “about 8 years previous.”