She’s arguably one of the biggest names in the modelling industry, thanks to her supermodel mother Kate Moss.
And Lila surprisingly was given the ‘cold shoulder’ from other models at H&M’s London Fashion Week show on Friday night despite her nepo-baby status.
Lila, 23, is establishing herself as a prominent figure in the fashion industry as she follows in the footsteps of her mother.
She insists on making her mark without the help of her famous parent or any special treatment.
The decision has meant Lila has been subjected to ‘vile and icy treatment’ from behind-the-scenes and is often alone at fashion shows.
A source said: ‘Lila was booked in the standard way, just like all the other models. She didn’t ask for any special treatment due to her status—in fact, it’s the opposite.
She’s arguably one of the biggest names in the modelling industry, thanks to her supermodel mother Kate Moss
‘Over the past year, she’s confided in pals that many other models give her the cold shoulder or totally ignore her altogether.’
‘Yes, being Kate’s daughter has opened a lot of doors, but Lila wants to be successful in her own right.
‘There have been many times over the years where backstage she is left all on her own’, they added to The Sun.
The Daily Mail has approached Lila’s representative for comment.
Lila is the daughter of Kate and magazine editor Jefferson Hack.
The model, who is managed by her mother’s fashion agency, made her official runway debut in 2020 by opening and closing the Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2021 show.
She has since gone on to front global campaigns for prestigious luxury brands, including Gucci, Fendi, Marc Jacobs Beauty and YSL Beauty.
The fashionista previously revealed she raids Kate’s wardrobe ‘at least once a week’.
Lila, 23, is establishing herself as a prominent figure in the fashion industry as she follows in the footsteps of her mother
She said: ‘My mum finds me in her wardrobe at least once a week, but I know anything truly off-limits will be hidden. So, yes, that vintage Dior Bar jacket is mine.’
Speaking in 2022, Lila admitted her mum tried to put her off modelling.
She told British Vogue: ‘My mum always put me off. She was always like, “If you wanna do it, you can, but I wouldn’t recommend it”.
‘When I was younger, she was scared that I’d fall into the same trap, I think.’
