Lila Moss showcased her toned abs in a stunning mirror selfie posted to her Instagram Story on Saturday. The 23-year-old model, currently enjoying an exotic getaway, wore a printed bikini and rolled down her lace coral dress to reveal her washboard stomach. She accessorised with a silver chain necklace and hoop earrings, with her blonde locks loose and a pair of Wayfarer-style shades.
Beach Holiday Snaps
In another photo, Lila was seen from behind wearing a low-cut backless black swimsuit on the beach. Earlier this month, she demonstrated her modelling skills in a new photoshoot, posing topless in black and white images taken by photographers Luigi and Lango. She modelled a fringed jacket and sheer tights for one look, following in the footsteps of her supermodel mother, Kate Moss.
Kate Moss Misses Premiere
On Tuesday, Kate Moss was absent from the premiere of her biopic Moss & Freud at Selfridges in London, allowing actress Ellie Bamber to take the spotlight. The film explores the unlikely bond between Kate and artist Lucian Freud, who together curated Naked Portrait 2002. It depicts Kate's doppelgänger snorting drugs and leading her half-dressed chauffeur into a London sex club before a near-fatal car accident.
Lucian Freud is played by Derek Jacobi, and the real Kate Moss served as an executive producer. Despite her involvement, she skipped the celebrations ahead of the film's release this Friday. Appearing on The One Show, Ellie Bamber discussed the challenge of playing Kate, saying, 'It was really frightening and I really felt like I had a responsibility to do her justice. The voice was something I really spent a lot of time stewing over.'
Kate lent clothes from her wardrobe for the film, including the iconic blue gown she wore to her 30th birthday party. Ellie added, 'I am pretty clumsy. I was terrified. That dress is so precious. It is fashion history.'
Kate's Wild Past
Kate was famously dubbed 'Cocaine Kate' after being photographed snorting the substance in 2005 but has since adopted a clean-living lifestyle. Sources claim her unwavering support for the film is the closest she has come to confessing to her wild past. 'She has supported the creation of the movie from day one and continued to have input and assist the team behind it. It's the closest she has got to confessing to some of the racier parts of her life,' a source told The Sun. The Daily Mail has contacted Kate Moss's representatives for comment.
