Lila Moss Leads 'Nepo Baby' Pack at Elie Saab x H&M Paris Fashion Week Event
The model, daughter of Kate Moss, attended a Paris Fashion Week party alongside other children of celebrities, including Amelia Gray Hamlin and Iris Law.
Lila Moss, daughter of supermodel Kate Moss, was a prominent figure among the 'nepo baby' contingent at a Paris Fashion Week party hosted by Elie Saab and H&M. The event, held at the Palais Brongniart, also saw appearances from Amelia Gray Hamlin, daughter of Lisa Rinna, and Iris Law, daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost.
Moss, 24, opted for a structured black blazer paired with sheer black tights and high heels, echoing her mother's iconic style. She styled her blonde hair in a tight bun and wore delicate makeup for the occasion. Iris Law, 25, chose a black lace-trimmed camisole with black trousers, while Amelia Gray Hamlin, also 25, wore a sheer lace skirt and a matching camisole, revealing her black underwear.
Several other models and influencers attended the event, including Kim Turnbull, Romeo Beckham's girlfriend, who wore a white shirt with a shimmering black skirt. Gabriette Bechtel, wife of The 1975 frontman Matty Healy, was seen in a gothic-style black lace cardigan and a pencil skirt. Other notable attendees included Nomalanga Shozi, Imaan Hammam, Anok Yai, Caroline Daur, Ella Knight, Kit Price, Tamara Kalinic, and Gizele Oliveira.
Paris Fashion Week commenced on Monday, with collections from designers such as Victoria Beckham and Saint Laurent scheduled. Louis Vuitton is set to close the event on October 6.
This appearance comes after reports that Lila Moss has faced a cool reception from some models during London Fashion Week earlier this month. Despite her famous lineage, Moss has stated her desire to succeed on her own merits, reportedly leading to instances where she felt excluded or ignored by peers backstage. A source told The Sun that while her mother's status has opened doors, Lila aims for independent success and has confided in friends about the 'vile and icy treatment' she has sometimes encountered.