Lila Moss turns heads in a skimpy leotard as she parties with flesh-flashing Amelia Hamlin at Stella McCartney and H&M bash in New York

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Lila Moss caught everyone’s attention with her sparkly and revealing outfit at the Stella McCartney and H&M party in New York City on Wednesday night.

The 23-year-old model showed off her figure in a one-piece swimsuit with a low neckline, which she wore with black opaque tights.

Lila looked striking in black stilettos and a black blazer, which she wore draped over her shoulders.

Kate Moss’s daughter looked stunning on the red carpet, showcasing the new collection with her flowing blonde hair.

Lila was joined at the party by Amelia Hamlin, 24, who turned heads in a sparkly, tasseled top that showed off her figure.

The model and TV star looked stunning in a sparkly halter top, which she wore with low-rise black pants and heels.

Lila and Amelia were seen taking photos at the party with model Yasmin Wijnaldum, who looked beautiful in a strapless floral dress.

Amelia and Lívia Nunes wore the same sparkly, revealing bra while posing for pictures together.

Janelle Monáe, the actress known for Hidden Figures, turned heads in a chic, oversized grey pinstriped suit with eye-catching details.

The American celebrity looked stunning in a coordinated blazer and wide-leg pants while posing with designers Stella McCartney and Ann-Sofie Johansson.

Stella showed off her legs in black polka dot tights, which she wore with a short black dress.

The designer, having worked with H&M before in 2005, carried her signature clutch and wore high heels.

Ann-Sofie, H&M’s Head of Design, wore a black suit paired with striking snake-print boots.

Stella was all smiles during the bash as she posed for selfies with American artist Jeff Koons, 71. 

Stella McCartney is teaming up with H&M again after first working with the retailer two decades ago.

This collection is sure to be popular. The designer is British and passionate about sustainable fashion, appealing to a generation that deeply cares about environmental issues.

Stella’s collection will feature her trademark large-cut suits, along with t-shirts displaying catchy phrases and accessories with stylish chains.

As a huge Stella fan, I was SO excited to see her iconic ‘Rock Royalty’ tank top – the one she originally designed for the 1999 Met Gala – is getting a wider release! It’s going to be the must-have piece for festival season, and I know everyone will be snapping it up.

Stella’s proposal to build a £5 million luxury home in the Scottish Highlands has been approved, even though some have criticized its design as unattractive.

A fashion designer’s plan to build a house with glass walls at Commando Rock in Glenuig, on the Moidart peninsula, received over 65 objections. Locals are worried about the potential harm to wildlife, such as otters and pine martens.

The Highland Council gave its full approval to the plans for a four-bedroom house, which were submitted by Alasdhair Willis, the applicant and husband of the homeowner.

There are twelve requirements that must be met before work can start, including receiving written approval from the planning authority – after consulting with NatureScot – for an updated plan to protect local species.

Following a survey requested by the couple, otters were found to be living near the location.

According to otter expert Dr. Leon Durbin, a safety zone of 650 feet must be established to protect the animals. Any work in the area will also require a permit from NatureScot.

Council members decided that approving the new stone house, despite some strict requirements, would actually do a better job of protecting wildlife than a previously approved building plan for the same location from the year 2000. However, not everyone liked the house’s design.

Councillor Bill Lobban, an independent representative, commented that the building’s location on top of Commando Rock felt fitting, as its design resembled a World War Two concrete bunker. He added that he found the design to be quite unattractive.

He admitted the new design was an improvement over the one approved 26 years prior, calling it ‘less ugly’. Another independent councillor, Thomas MacLennan, commented that the house’s design appeared somewhat harsh when viewed as a drawing.

He also believes that, with time, as the landscaping matures and the garden and trees grow, the design will ultimately be very successful.

This decision follows just months of public debate, during which 55-year-old Mr. Willis had to explain and defend his proposal due to strong opposition.

He emphasized that this wasn’t a sudden decision, but a long-term plan for the couple to establish a home in the area. He explained, ‘We’ve been planning this for a long time.’

A representative for Mr. Willis and Stella McCartney, daughter of Paul McCartney, announced last week that they were pleased their proposal was recommended for approval.

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2026-04-30 14:08