Model Lila Moss took a dip in the sea on Friday afternoon during a holiday in Formentera with influencer friend Olivia Neill.
The 23-year-old model bore an uncanny resemblance to her supermodel mother Kate Moss at the same age. Lila showcased her lithe frame in a tiny mauve bikini featuring a triangle top and matching skimpy string briefs. The make-up free nepo baby tied her wet hair in a bun and wore sunglasses to shield her eyes from the sun. Irish model and influencer Neill, 24, wore a similar blue bikini with her brunette hair slicked back and loose. The two pals struck up a friendship after meeting around 2021 in London fashion circles and describe themselves as best friends. Lila also showed off her abs in a mirror selfie.
Formentera Trip and Modeling Career
The pair have been holidaying on the island with Lila's mother Kate and a group of female friends. Recent sightings on the trip include American model Ruby Lyn and Kate's close friend Rose Ferguson, who is Lila's godmother. Beyond her holiday, Lila is managed by her mother's fashion agency and made her official runway debut in 2020 by opening and closing the Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2021 show. She has since fronted global campaigns for luxury brands including Gucci, Fendi, Marc Jacobs Beauty, and YSL Beauty.
Cotswolds Home and Floristry Venture
Meanwhile, Kate is said to be forging a career in floristry after falling in love with gardening at her countryside mansion in Little Faringdon in the Cotswolds, which she bought for £2.5 million in 2004. Moving out of London allowed the supermodel to enjoy a quieter lifestyle following years of hard partying. A source told The Sun: "Kate fell in love with gardening after moving to the Cotswolds and this is forming the basis of her new venture. She has been experimenting with some ideas and she's decided her own range is the way to go."
Reflecting on her quieter life in 2022, Kate said: "Pottering around my home in the country is one of my favourite things to do - it's when I'm most happy."
Potential Netflix Docuseries
The holiday comes as a production company offers a profile on Kate to streaming giants ahead of the 35th anniversary of her 1992 Calvin Klein campaign, which propelled her to fame at age 18. Netflix is considering the project following fly-on-the-wall documentary series featuring Victoria Beckham, 52, and Kylie, 58. Kylie's series followed Victoria's 2025 release, two years after David Beckham's 2023 series Beckham. Chef Gordon Ramsay, 59, also starred in a six-part documentary released in February 2026.
According to The Sun, the production company has high hopes Kate will get involved. An insider told the publication: "Although she is known for her 'Never complain, never explain' approach to life, there are signs that she might now be willing to discuss her life in a way she never has before." The source added: "Getting Kate on board would make a huge difference to the streamers and probably spark a bidding war, if it came to fruition. Though it's a bit of a chicken-and-egg situation where having Kate sign up might be dependent on someone like Netflix saying it is interested first." Producers are reportedly desperate to make the series happen, hoping the success of previous TV autobiographies will prove persuasive.
The proposed series would follow Kate's appearance in the 2024 Apple TV documentary In Vogue: The 90s, available to stream on ITVX, where she candidly discussed her modeling career and recalled how her trim figure led to criticism from parents of children with eating disorders. The Daily Mail contacted Netflix and Kate's representatives for comment.
