Kate Moss made a triumphant appearance to celebrate her new collection with Zara on Wednesday evening as she gathered a group of her coolest pals to honour the launch at Oswald’s private members club in London’s Mayfair.
The supermodel, 50, was joined by her daughter Lila, 22, and a selection of her nineties posse including Courtney Love and Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie as well as selection of other famous faces.
Kate looked incredible during the celebratory evening in a plunging black sparkly dress, which she styled with a selection of gold accessories including bangles and a pair of towering platform heels.
The mother of one wore a black satin trench slung over her shoulders and styled her blonde locks in soft waves, while showing off a smooth complexion which was enhanced with a bronze pallet of make-up.
Kate’s model daughter Lila followed in her footsteps as she stepped out in a glitzy black mini dress which flaunted her long legs, teamed with a black cape-style jacket.
The mother of one wore a black satin trench slung over her shoulders and styled her blonde locks in soft waves, while showing off a smooth complexion which was enhanced with a bronze pallet of make-up
Lila wore minimal make-up and showed off her naturally pretty looks, while wearing her long hair loose for the occasion.
Leading the nineties pack was Courtney, 60, who opted for rocker chic in a black knit dress with a pair of stilettos – accessorised with a long chain necklace and a slouchy black bag.
Courtney opted for full glam make-up for the night out celebrating her long-time pal and wore her bright blonde locks as she arrived alongside the likes of frontman Bobby.
Meanwhile, Jamie Winstone cut an edge figure in a silver fringed cap, which she wore with a black blazer and furry jacket, while boosting her petite frame with a pair of pink, satin heels.
Other celebrity attendees included Claudia Winkleman and Charlotte Tilbury.
Also spotted leaving the bash was Lady Lola Bute, who looked bleary-eyed as she left the party alongside Tish Weinstock.
The 25-year-old daughter of the late John Crichton-Stuart, 7th Marquess of Bute, and fashion designer Serena Bute, appeared to be guided by pal Tish, contributing beauty editor at British Vogue, while walking in Mayfair.
Lola, who has been described by society bible Tatler as one of the nation’s ‘ultimate it-girls’, took to private members club Oswald’s with her stylish friend to attend supermodel Kate’s celebration for her upcoming party range with the High Street store.
Looking typically glamorous, the aristocrat showed off her sense of style in a figure-hugging leopard print jumpsuit that highlighted her toned frame.
Among the party were Courtney Love and Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie as well as selection of other famous faces.
Also spotted leaving the bash was Lady Lola Bute, who looked bleary-eyed as she left the party alongside Tish Weinstock
Kate looked radiant as she led the way at her party alongside a host of her favourite pals
Bobby flashed a peace sign as he left the bash in the back of a taxi
Kate’s model daughter Lila followed in her footsteps as she stepped out in a glitzy black mini dress which flaunted her long legs, teamed with a black cape-style jacket
Commanding attention in the sensational backless garment, Lola’s attire boasted flared trousers, cut-out details at the waist and thigh-high slits.
She bundled up against the chilly weather in the British capital by teaming her patterned jumpsuit with a tan fur coat.
Adding a touch of glitz to her ensemble, she donned an array of shimmering gold rings and sported a smattering of glamorous makeup, whilst keeping her blonde locks straight.
In a versatile, wearable, cross-generational collection, Kate has taken her knowledge, banked from her life at the highest tier of fashion with one eve perennially locked on the street and translated it into a contemporary collection of classic party pieces.
The collection boasts laser cut dresses in cream and black, cut on the bias with personal detailing, as well as a smattering of prints, including Moss favourites leopord and 1930s vintage tea dress.
It also includes ‘jackets pulled from the back of a wardrobe and remodelled for maximum modem relevance’ and ‘coats, shoes and accessories telling stories of the night’.
‘I’ve enjoyed working with Zara on campaigns over the years and always loved their collaborations, so when Marta and I first talked about this project I was excited about getting to design clothes again and work with Katy England,’ Kate Moss said in a statement.
Describing her motivation behind the launch, she added: ‘For this collection, I wanted to create the perfect party capsule – pieces that feel effortlessly chic but with an edge.
‘Mixing classic cuts with just the right amount of glam to take you through the party season.’
Courtney and Kate’s relationship dates back to the nineties
Lila was joined by a pal of hers at the event celebrating her mother
Kate later swept her hair up into a chignon
