Kate and Lila Moss donned Victoria’s Secret angel wings for the first time. The duo impressed in contrasting looks.
Kate (50) and Lila Moss (22) floated as angels over the Victoria’s Secret catwalk for the first time as surprise guests on the night from Tuesday to Wednesday (October 16th) German time. Kate Moss performed to the song “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll”. The famous model walked the catwalk at the fashion show in a black “naked dress” covered with lace. A black bodysuit with cut-outs on the stomach showed through under the semi-transparent dress. Black feather wings and a pair of simple high heels completed the rocky, wicked look. She received great cheers from the audience for her performance, as shown.
Kate Moss was obviously nervous beforehand. “It’s just such a huge project. When I was still doing shows, of course I didn’t think about it – we just did one show after another on the same day,” . Today a fashion show involves eight hours of styling. As she also explained, the modeling business has developed positively. She feels it is important to show older and stronger women. Today the fashion world is “definitely a much better place.”
Purple Moss: Pretty in Pink
Lila Moss appeared in front of her mother in a light pink set consisting of a star-print bra and thong panties. An eye-catcher was the voluminous fringed jacket, which bounced with the model’s steps. The sparkling body chain and her glittering high heels created a radiant moment. The outfit included a special version of the angel wings: Lila Moss wore the words “Lila VS” on her back.
The last time she walked the catwalk with her famous model mother was two years ago. At that time, the mother-daughter team modeled for Bottega Veneta. They completed their last shoot together in spring 2024 for a handbag campaign for the Fendi label.
Source: Stern
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