The glamourous catwalks of London, Paris and Milan were traded for the not-so-stiletto friendly fields of Worthy Farm on Sunday as Lila Moss attended the Glastonbury Festival.
The daughter of runway veteran Kate Moss and magazine editor Jefferson Hack was dressed down in a leather jacket and tan brown cords while making her way across the festival site on its fourth and final day.
She added to the look with a pair of battered black boots, while a matching leather handbag was casually slung over one shoulder as she placed a call on her mobile phone.
Lila, 21, appeared to be following in her mother’s footsteps, with Kate no stranger to Glastonbury having paid numerous trips to the the annual music festival – including one notable appearance during her relationship with The Libertines guitarist Pete Doherty.
She was on hand to watch final night performers such as SZA, who admitted she was “so nervous” as she closed out her headlining set on the Pyramid Stage.
The glamourous catwalks of London, Paris and Milan were traded for the not-so-stiletto friendly fields of Worthy Farm on Sunday as Lila Moss attended the Glastonbury Festival
The singer appeared to have some sound issues during her performance, with fans watching at home complaining that her vocals appeared distorted or muffled.
But the crowd of revellers at Worthy Farm sang along to hits including Love Galore, F2F, I Hate U and Kiss Me More, her collaboration with Doja Cat, which was interspersed with Prince’s Kiss.
The star, whose real name is Solana Rowe, appeared on stage on an elevated podium to open her show with her Travis Scott collaboration Love Galore.
She was then lowered down to the stage which was adorned with elaborate pillars and a large insect, which she sat on for her rendition of ballad Drew Barrymore.
Dressed in a patterned body suit and flat boots with neon laces that ran up to her thighs, she asked her assembled fans: “Do I have any day ones in the crowd?”
She brandished two machetes during her rendition of her track Kill Bill, which takes its name from the Quentin Tarantino film starring Uma Thurman, before changing into a forest green gown adorned with leaves, teamed with metallic wings, for her track Supermodel, from her debut album Ctrl.
During track Nobody Gets Me, she climbed up a large fallen tree trunk and sat on an elevated platform on the tree.
She also performed tracks such as Normal Girl and Rich Baby Daddy, her collaboration with Drake and Sexyy Red, before closing out her set with throwback hit 20 Something, also from Ctrl.
A matching leather handbag was casually slung over one shoulder as she placed a call on her mobile phone
Kate with her ex-boyfriend, Babyshambles guitarist Pete Doherty, at the Glastonbury Festival in 2007
She told the crowd: ‘Glasto, you want to do 20 Something before we leave? This is for day ones and day ones on
ly.’
Concluding her show, she said: ‘Glastonbury, I was so nervous to be here with you today.
‘I’m so grateful, you have my deepest love and my deepest respect. I love you always, god bless you.
‘Get home safely, my name is SZA, good night.’
She was on hand to watch final night performers such as SZA , who admitted she was “so nervous” as she closed out her headlining set on the Pyramid Stage
The singer appeared to have some sound issues during her performance, with fans watching at home complaining that her vocals appeared distorted or muffled
