Beyoncé’s 5-year-old daughter Rumi ‘loves fashion,’ says Tina Knowles.

The apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree, especially in the Knowles-Carter household.

Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles, recently revealed that her 5-year-old granddaughter, Rumi Carter, is already a fashionista.

“Rumi loves fashion. She chooses her own clothes,” Lawson, 68, told Oprah Daily.

“Recently, we went to Disneyland and she wore her Mickey Mouse shorts. Then she wanted to wear them with a sparkly printed top of the same color. It looked really cute.”

But Rumi’s older sister, Blue Ivy, 10, wasn’t so sure.

“Blue is like ‘Mom’s going crazy because she’s doing so much,'” Lawson says. “Rumi also said, ‘This is my style.’ She is 5. I was very surprised.

According to Lawson, Rumi looks like she’s cut from the same cloth as her beautiful aunt Solange.

“She wears outrageous things, but she has a wonderful sense of style,” Knowles. “So you let them do their thing. You can’t say, ‘No, this doesn’t go with this or that.’

Fans can often see blue, Rumi and her twin brother Sir Carter, fly ‘fit for their mother’s Adidas x Ivy Park campaigns; As the face of Ivy Park’s children’s line, she’s pictured in her halls in Ivy, IC Park and Ivy Park Rodeo campaigns.

And the Carter kids aren’t just modeling their mom’s clothes — they’re helping her design them, too.

Knowles told the newspaper: “They are very specific about what they like and what they don’t like.

“When Beyoncé does the first samples, you get them, and some things you like, and some things you don’t. Children like comfortable things. You don’t want anything scrunched around the neck or too tight or high. So they give full input on the brand. And they wear—I mean, they’re always in Ivy Park.