Taking the Mick?

If she hasn't always been a Daddy's girl, she certainly is now.

With hands on hips and lips in a pouty pucker, Elizabeth Jagger tries on her father's famous swaggering stance for size.

And as this picture shows, it fits perfectly. Mick Jagger's 20-year-old daughter paraded the family likeness after winning a £500,000 six-month contract with the clothing chain Mango.

The influence of her mother Jerry Hall was also apparent in her ease before the camera. Not to mention that long, lean frame and flowing hair.

The Jaggers seem to be making the High Street a family affair. Miss Hall, 48, is already the face of Mango's clothing chain rival Hennes.

Jagger 62, was always reluctant to allow his daughter to become a model, preferring her to concentrate on an education.

But the youngster was insistent and, with her mother's support, started working professionally at 16.

She hasn't looked back. Last year alone she is said to have earned £3million.

Among her commitments is a £500,000-a-year deal with Lancome, in which she promotes the company's Juicy Tube lipstick range.

She spoke of her family's pride in her as Mango launched its clothing range in Spain.

'My dad is very proud of me, in spite of what has been written,' she said. 'And I always listen to my mum's advice. She tells me that it's vital to maintain good posture.'

Standing tall was not the only advice she needed. Miss Jagger has had to consult a nutritionist after fears that she was too thin. She was ordered to eat five meals a day plus take special protein drinks.

And her love life has created its own problems. Her parents were concerned when she dated Canadian actor Michael Wincott, 25 years her senior.

Then she took up with John Lennon's 28-year-old son Sean. Her parents were disappointed when they broke up.