ThelifeKate Moss walked arunway with her daughter for the first time on Wednesday.- The supermodel wore a blue silk dress, and her 18-year-old daughter Lila wore a leotard and pearl overlay.
- Back in 1991, Tracee Ellis Ross walked a Mugler runway with her mom, Diana Ross.
Kate Moss returned to the runway for the first time in 2021 this week - and she did so alongside her daughter.
On Wednesday, the 47-year-old supermodel and her 18-year-old daughter Lila Moss walked the
Kate wore a blue, floor-length gown made from silk. It had fabric in the shape of a rose on the bodice, beads across the bottom of its skirt, and a matching shrug that created the appearance of a heart-shaped neckline. Moss also wore crystals in her hair and blue earrings that extended to the neckline of her dress.
Lila, on the other hand, walked the runway in a halter-style leotard and a high-neck, long-sleeved overlay covered in pearls. She also donned knee-high boots and natural-looking makeup.
Like her mother, Lila also wore hair embellishments and long, dangling earrings.
In November 2020, Kate spoke with British Vogue about what it was like to see her daughter walking the runway for the first time. She recalled sitting at her kitchen table with some friends and feeling anxious as she waited for the show to start.
"It was so emotional seeing Lila on the runway," the supermodel said. "Well it wasn't emotional - I was really nervous for her."
She added: "When she came out we were like, 'She's doing it! She's doing it!' Yeah, I was really proud."
Still, Kate and Lila are not the first mother-and-daughter duo to hit a Paris runway together. In 1991, Tracee Ellis Ross modeled Mugler designs alongside her mom, Diana Ross.
According to an Instagram post from the "Black-ish" star, her mom had "agreed to walk in the show as long as they allowed her daughter to model in the show as well."
Representatives for Kate Moss and Lila Moss did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.
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