Elizabeth Hurley and son Damian match in plunging necklines for ‘Strictly Confidential’ screening

This mother/son duo is taking the plunge.

Elizabeth Hurley and her 21-year-old son, Damian Hurley, hit the red carpet in twinning low-cut looks as they attended a screening of their steamy new movie, “Strictly Confidential,” in NYC Wednesday night, and the project was certainly a family affair.

The “Austin Powers” star, 58 — who stars in her son’s directorial debut — showed off plenty of skin in a plunging champagne-hued gown with metallic panels.

The “Gossip Girl” alum wore her hair down in soft waves for the event, donning glossy pink lip color and a smokey eye.

She added sparkly statement earrings, a diamond wrap bracelet and gold platform sandals to her look.

Meanwhile, the newbie director and screenwriter sported a black silk shirt that plunged almost down to his navel, tucking it into a pair of black trousers.

Damian accessorized with a long cross pendant, wearing his long locks in a similar wavy style as his mother.

The pair went for a similar vibe as their Vanity Fair Oscars Party 2024 outfits, when Elizabeth also chose a plunging metallic gown and Damian sported a silky low-cut shirt.

For the screening’s afterparty they went in a different route, with the “Royals” star changing into a fuschia gown with bold cutouts while her son wore a black suit jacket featuring a colorful floral pattern.

Mother and son have been making the press rounds in NYC this week as they promote “Strictly Confidential,” with Elizabeth rocking another shimmering dress — and channeling “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” star Lisa Barlow — to attend a taping of “Watch What Happens Live” on Tuesday.

They also stepped out in matching Gucci sunglasses to stop by “Entertainment Tonight,” with Damian wearing his favorite cross pendant and another chest-baring shirt.

The pair made quite the stir with their comments about filming “Strictly Confidential’s” racy scenes in recent days, with Elizabeth telling “Access Hollywood” that it was “kind of liberating to work with your family.”

“I’m relaxed in front of him,” she told the media outlet, explaining that she felt “safe” stripping on screen. “He looks after me…it’s relaxing knowing someone is behind the camera who looks out for you.”