Lottie Moss Strips Down to Bare Essentials in Sheer Lace Getup
Lottie Moss, the younger sister of Kate Moss, turned heads in London with a jaw-dropping black lace outfit that left little to the imagination. At a party for Premier Models, she wore nothing beneath a sheer black lace scarf draped over her shoulders, paired with matching capri leggings.
Completing the audacious look, Lottie slipped into black mules and styled her long blonde hair in an updo reminiscent of Pamela Anderson, with cascading tendrils framing her face. A large black handbag accompanied her minimal makeup, allowing her natural beauty to shine through.
Striking a pose on the sidewalk, Lottie placed one hand on her leg and shot a sultry pout at the camera. She then turned to reveal her bare backside, showcasing the outfit's backless design and her striking tattoos.
These bold images come on the heels of Lottie's alarming health scare linked to weight loss treatments. She revealed to a publication that she experimented with Ozempic and Mounjaro but ultimately stopped due to the exorbitant costs. "I’m not wasting £300 a month on that s***," she stated, expressing frustration over regaining weight after discontinuing the drugs.
When she began using Ozempic in 2024, Lottie weighed nine stone and endured severe side effects. "I felt like I was dying; I’ve never had a seizure before. It wasn’t worth it," she recounted, highlighting the dangers of such treatments.
Real name Charlotte, Lottie also opened up about the immense pressure she feels as Kate Moss's sister. On Olivia Attwood's show, she admitted to "dabbling" in the party scene to match her sister's notorious reputation.
"I always felt compared to her at the beginning of my career," Lottie explained. "People expected me to be kind of like a carbon copy of her." The pressure to emulate Kate led her to adopt a party lifestyle, which she believed was essential for maintaining a slim figure.
"I've always struggled with my weight since I was younger," she confessed. "Being around gorgeous, tall models didn’t help. You know I’m small as well, so I was like: 'I’ve got to be at least skinny.'"
