Lila Moss proves she has two stylish parents in rare appearance with father Jefferson Hack

Publish date: 2024-06-04

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With the knowledge that Lila Moss' mother is OG supermodel and style icon Kate Moss, we often attribute her flair for fashion to her maternal genetics (after all, they do say 'like mother, like daughter').

But after making a rare appearance in London last night with her dad Jefferson Hack, it's clear to see that the 21-year-old is the product of not one, but two, effortlessly stylish parents.

The model stepped out for a private viewing of the new exhibition at 180 Studios in central London. It celebrates renowned photographer Rankin's editorial work for over a decade - the publication which he co-founded with Jefferson in 1991.

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In typically laid-back cool-girl style, Lila epitomised simplistic chic in black velvety straight-leg trousers paired with pointed boots, an earth-toned baselayer and finished with a leather jacket (a Kate Moss signature) with a layer of fringing - injecting a touch of cowgirlcore cool into her look.

Her dad nailed high-low dressing in a grey, single-breasted, pinstripe suit that complemented Lila's t-shirt, paired with beige Adidas trainers and a white graphic tee.

Jefferson founded aged 19 with Rankin whilst he was a student at London College of Printing. Since then, he has launched, and the publications' digital counterparts.

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He started dating Kate in 2001, with the couple welcoming Lila in 2002. The two then parted ways in 2004 but remained close friends, so much so that Jefferson attended Kate's wedding to Jamie Hince in 2011.

is on display May 28th - June 23rd, 180 Studios, London.

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