Lila Moss, daughter of supermodel Kate Moss, is facing criticism for her recent photoshoot with Perfect magazine, in which she recreated her mother's iconic 1990 cover for The Face. The image, featuring Moss in a feathered headdress, has drawn accusations of cultural appropriation from some Gen Z social media users.
Comments on social media included questions about which indigenous tribe the headdress represented and statements decrying the act as disrespectful. This is not the first time the 23-year-old model has been involved in a controversy; at age 14, a photoshoot featuring her with cornrows was deemed problematic due to the hairstyle's cultural significance to the Black community.
The recreated shoot marks ten years of the Kate Moss Agency, and a source suggested it signifies Lila stepping out of her mother's shadow. Moss has recently been featured in campaigns for Versace and Zadig & Voltaire.
In other celebrity news, Rocco Ritchie, son of Madonna and Guy Ritchie, is preparing to exhibit his artwork at the British Art Fair at the Saatchi Gallery. Ritchie, 26, has previously commented on the perceived lack of originality among celebrity offspring.
Model Cora Corre, granddaughter of Vivienne Westwood, has publicly shared her relationship with rapper Slew, also known as Louis Hartley, 30, posting a photo from the Notting Hill Carnival. Meanwhile, Norman Waterhouse, the 71-year-old plastic surgeon father of model and actress Suki Waterhouse, is set to release his debut novel, a thriller about a plastic surgeon involved in the criminal underworld. He stated his writing draws on his knowledge of people and faces, clarifying the criminal elements are fictional.
Elsewhere, actress Zendaya was reportedly seen inquiring about knitting needles, Phoebe Waller-Bridge was observed at Soho House, and Rosamund Pike was seen trying to hail a taxi. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was noted in Dulwich Village, and Theo James was seen at a gym in Islington.
A photograph of Prince Harry at Tower Bridge Studios, showing him signing their wall of fame, was reportedly removed from the company's Instagram account shortly after it was posted. The studio is known for filming various TV shows and podcasts, including Steven Bartlett's 'Diary of a CEO.' The Prince had recently appeared on Joe Marler's podcast, and the removal of the image suggests an effort to keep his public appearances low-key.