Lila Moss, daughter of supermodel Kate Moss, displayed a striking resemblance to her mother while vacationing in Formentera, Spain. The 23-year-old model was photographed taking a dip in the sea alongside her friend, influencer Olivia Neill, also 24.
Moss wore a mauve bikini, showcasing her figure. She was seen with her hair tied up and wearing sunglasses, without makeup. Neill, an Irish model, sported a similar blue bikini. The two have been friends since meeting around 2021 in London's fashion circles and have described themselves as best friends.
They are vacationing with Lila's mother, Kate Moss, and a group of female friends. Also present on the trip were American model Ruby Lyn and Rose Ferguson, a close friend of Kate Moss and Lila's godmother.
Lila Moss, who is represented by her mother's fashion agency, made her runway debut in 2020, opening and closing the Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2021 show. She has since appeared in global campaigns for luxury brands such as Gucci, Fendi, Marc Jacobs Beauty, and YSL Beauty.
Meanwhile, Kate Moss has reportedly been exploring a career in floristry, inspired by her interest in gardening at her countryside home in the Cotswolds. She purchased her mansion in Little Faringdon in 2004 and has since embraced a quieter lifestyle. Sources indicate she is developing her own range of floral products.
Reports also suggest Kate Moss may be the subject of a forthcoming Netflix docuseries. Following the success of documentaries on figures like Victoria Beckham and Kylie Minogue, a production company is said to be proposing a profile on Moss to the streaming service. This potential project coincides with the 35th anniversary of her 1992 Calvin Klein campaign, which significantly boosted her fame at age 18.
Insiders believe Moss might be open to discussing her life in a way she has not previously, despite her known private nature. Her participation could be a significant draw for Netflix, potentially sparking a bidding war among streamers. Producers are reportedly eager to make the series a reality, citing the success of previous autobiographical documentaries about public figures.
Moss previously appeared in the Apple TV documentary "In Vogue: The 90s" in 2024, where she discussed her modeling career. In that program, she revealed that her slim physique had drawn criticism from parents of children with eating disorders.
