Model Lottie Moss wore a plunging leopard print unitard to the London premiere of The Dog Stars at the Odeon Leicester Square on Thursday night. The 28-year-old model showed off her curves in the skintight one-piece by fashion brand Oh Polly, which featured a halter neckline and cropped trousers.
She completed the look with a pair of platform black heels by Fashion Nova and carried a matching quilted Chanel handbag. The half-sister of supermodel Kate Moss wore her blonde hair in a ponytail and accessorised with simple gold earrings as she posed on the red carpet.
Moss attended the star-studded event solo, without her boyfriend Themy Kalaitzis.
Red carpet appearances and co-stars
Leading stars Margaret Qualley and Jacob Elordi also attended the premiere, posing for photographs together on the red carpet. Qualley, 31, arrived barefoot and without her wedding ring in her first red carpet appearance since her split from husband Jack Antonoff.
The appearance comes after Moss publicly confirmed her relationship with Kalaitzis earlier in the summer. She posted a photo of him during a candlelit dinner on Instagram and later shared a TikTok video in which he kissed her head.
In the video, Moss joked about her relationship status, telling viewers: "Something has to be said for the fact that I willingly am choosing to stay single... Just kidding." Kalaitzis, who works as an art adviser for Maddox Gallery, regularly shares details of his lifestyle with his social media followers.
A source told The Sun that the relationship has become serious. "Things seem to be getting serious. They both love the arts and Lottie is enjoying learning more about that world. They are smitten and enjoying the honeymoon period," the insider said.
Financial struggles and company liquidation
Her red carpet appearance comes alongside reports that she faces significant financial difficulties following her departure from subscription platform OnlyFans. Moss previously earned up to £30,000 a month on the site, but her income dropped sharply after she quit last year, leaving her unable to pay outstanding tax bills owed to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
To support herself during the pandemic when her earnings first declined, Moss drew on cash reserves within her company, LottieM Ltd. The move left the firm with insufficient funds to meet its tax obligations when her income fell further.
Over the past seven months, the business attempted to diversify by launching new projects, including an upcoming YouTube channel, and exploring alternative income sources. However, these ventures failed to generate enough revenue to clear the accumulated debts, rendering the company insolvent.
Moss, who serves as the director of LottieM Ltd, has decided to voluntarily liquidate the business in an effort to settle her debts with HMRC. Under UK business regulations, a person may voluntarily close a company when they believe the business is no longer viable due to debts they cannot afford.
A source told the Daily Mail that Moss is embarrassed by the situation. "Lottie is really embarrassed by the situation. She's taken the decision to liquidate her company after not having sufficient income to settle her outstanding tax bills," the source explained.
"She was earning large sums each month on OnlyFans, but she struggled to keep up with the tax bills, and that had been an ongoing issue for several years behind the scenes," the insider added.
Career reset and family fallout
The source noted that Moss is now focused on rebuilding her professional life. "After everything she's been dealing with privately, she feels now is the time to move forward," the source said. "All she wants is the chance to start over and rebuild her career, which has become her main focus over the past few months."
Since leaving OnlyFans, where she had built a lucrative income, the former Celebs Go Dating star has turned her attention to commercial modelling and new opportunities in entertainment. Moss previously stated that she left the adult platform to pursue "something more entrepreneurial."
Her move to Los Angeles in 2021 and subsequent decision to post explicit content caused a rift with her family. The Daily Mail revealed in August 2024 that she had fallen out with her half-sister Kate Moss and other family members over the content.
Speaking about the reaction to her work on OnlyFans, Moss admitted that returning to the UK was difficult. "I did have a hunch that people wouldn't be as forgiving in the UK, but it was nothing like how I felt when I did get back," she said.
"I lost a lot of friends from the modelling industry. My mum didn't speak to me for weeks and my family was a little bit in turmoil over it," Moss recalled.
