No. He sees her mother (his true love) in her!
The more he gets to know her, he remembers his care-free days,
and it makes him think of Libby even more.
The breakfast scene, with the toast, is showing how much they are alike!
It is a wonderful father-daughter bonding. She takes him to the market that
she discovered with Ian, and since she is vintage, it is a natural thing
she shows him. He's forgotten those days with Libby, and it is awakening
as evidenced by his trying on his old leather pants.
Colin is a dish, still, but not for Daphne!