Like father, like son: Gordon Ramsay and his teenage son Jack continue to dress in matching clothing

By Felicity Thistlethwaite and Jim Norton

PUBLISHED: 10:44 EST, 13 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:45 EST, 13 December 2013


Gordon Ramsay’s teenage son Jack appears to be turning into a mini-me as he and the 47-year-old have appeared in public wearing matching outfits, again.

The duo, who have more than 30 years between them, arrived at The Sun’s Military Awards wearing matching black suits and skinny ties.

Both had their blonde hair gently quaffed at the front and stood with their arms around one and other as they posed for photographs on the red carpet.

Who's who? Gordon Ramsay and his teenage son Jack look dapper in their matching outfits

Who's who? Gordon Ramsay and his teenage son Jack look dapper in their matching outfits

With their matching cropped blonde hair, deep cheek dimples, and closed-mouth grin the pair look like peas in a pod - yet it seems Gordon Ramsay’s son Jack doesn’t just take after him in looks, but in the sartorial sense too.

It’s not the first time the foul-mouthed cook has been spotted wearing the same outfit as his 13-year-old son, for the doting father has been kitting out Jack in matching outfits for years.

Early photos of the twosome showed a similar taste in t-shirts as they wear the same fluorescent top at the 2006 British Formula1 Grand Prix.

Awkward: Gordon and Jack wore exactly the same outfits in August as the chef was judging Masterchef

Awkward: Gordon and Jack wore exactly the same outfits in August as the chef was judging Masterchef

Back in 2008: The lads wore matching dark coats and similar scarfs at Stamford Bridge

Back in 2008: The lads wore matching dark coats and similar scarfs at Stamford Bridge

And while watching Chelsea pay Arsenal at Stamford Bridge in 2008, they kept up the doppelganger look with scarves and dark jackets.

In August, the effect was ratcheted up further when the pair wore identical outfits on BBC cookery programme Masterchef.

They turned up in matching blue polka-dot shirts, belts, brown trousers, and chunky boots when Jack joined the show to help his father judge the contestants.



Wow: The father and son wore matching clothing back in 2008 at the F1 Grand Prix
And again: The father and son wore similar clothes to The Class of 92' Film Premiere last month

Peas in a pod: The father and son have a habit of dressing the same that goes back years and years

And earlier this month, the duo looked like twins, except for the height and wrinkles, at a film premiere in London.

They opted for a trendy dark jacket and denims look in Leicester Square for the opening of Manchester United film Class of 92 – suggesting Jack has not only inherited his father’s genes, but his jeans too.

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Most of you don't even know Gordon Ramsay, let alone seen him. I'm lucky enough to have worked in one of his restaurants and met him in person and he is far different than Hells kitchen the real Gordon is what you see on youtube under home cooking.

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It makes you weep!

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Mini Me

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Gordon is probably the best celebrity chef in the world but his bad language spoil his shows.

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He seems like a very caring dad. Nice to see:)

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Let's hope he doesn't have the same foul tongue as his father. Can't watch him.

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Lets hope he doesn't develop his fathers potty mouth too.

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He is only a young lad who idolises his Dad . He will grow up and find his own style soon enough and by that time his Dad will be in beige.

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How naff !

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So over Ramsey and his fidgety mannerisms and constant pointless swearing. Swearing when appropriate can be magnificently effective but using expletives constantly diminishes the power of the word and shows a poor grasp of language.

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