Kate Moss arrived at Dior on Bond Street in her £120,000 vintage electric car on Thursday, where she was offered a glass of champagne during a shopping trip.
The supermodel, 52, was joined by a friend as she parked the vehicle, which is based on the classic MGB Roadster, before heading inside the designer store.
Moss looked classically stylish in a white, tie-neck blouse, blue flared jeans and black ballet flats. She wore her blonde hair in a half-up, half-down style and added cat-eye sunglasses and gold hoop earrings.
As well as browsing at Dior, Moss also visited luxury shoe shop Aquazzura, where heels retail for around £700. She put on an animated display, appearing to know the staff at both boutiques as she chatted and laughed with her friend.
At Aquazzura, Moss looked at a number of high heels while sipping a drink. It was unclear whether the drink, like the earlier glass of champagne, was alcoholic.
She later got back into her car and reached for her pink vape. In England, the legal driving limit is 35 micrograms of alcohol per 100ml of breath, or 80mg per 100ml of blood, though there is no fixed number of drinks or units that guarantees a driver is within the limit.
Family reunion at father's birthday lunch
Moss, who looked sun-kissed, spent much of the summer on holiday with her daughter Lila and friends. On returning to the UK, she caught up with her sister Lottie Moss and posed for photographs at a birthday lunch for their father, Peter.
Kate and Lottie were joined by their brother Nick for a family snap during the pub meal. Kate and Nick's mother is Peter's ex-wife, Linda, while Lottie is the daughter of travel agent Peter and his second wife, Norwegian-born Inger Solnordal, who was also at the lunch.
The half-sisters being photographed together is notable given their fractious relationship. It was reported in 2024 that Lottie's family had turned on her after she began stripping off on OnlyFans.
At the gathering, Kate wore a black tea dress with a red rose print, her hair in loose blonde waves, as she posed with her father and brother Nick, who sported a buzzcut. Lottie, 28, wore a white blouse and posed alongside her boyfriend, Themy Kalaitzis, who had his arms draped around her.
Sisters' fractious relationship
The family fallout began after Lottie, an OnlyFans star, started posting on the adult subscription site following her move to Los Angeles in 2021. "I did have a hunch that people wouldn't be as forgiving in the UK, but it was nothing like how I felt when I did get back," she said at the time. "I lost a lot of friends from the modelling industry. My mum didn't speak to me for weeks and my family was a little bit in turmoil over it."
Speaking on her podcast, Dream On with Lottie Moss, she said: "There's so many OnlyFans girls in LA and so many porn stars in LA. People really just accept them into society, and people are cool with them, and nobody asks many questions about it." Lottie, who was educated at the £20,000-a-year Bede's School, added: "Then I moved back to London, and this was when it got real for me. All my friends thought I was having a serious mental breakdown."
Lottie has previously claimed that Kate "doesn't even reply to my texts," despite the pair once being close enough that Lottie was a bridesmaid at Kate's 2011 wedding to Jamie Hince and moved into her sister's Cotswolds mansion during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tensions reportedly grew over Lottie's lifestyle, which saw her taking drugs five times a week, a habit at odds with Kate, who had by then moved away from her own partying days. Kate's past drinking, which reportedly included prosecco at 8am and wine and vodka at lunch, once earned her the nickname "The Tank" among friends, though in recent years she has taken up yoga, wellness and quiet nights in.
The clash came to a head during lockdown, when Kate invited Lottie to stay at her Cotswolds home. An insider told Page Six: "Kate was frustrated because Lottie kept on wanting to drink and posting sexually provocative stuff on Instagram all the time. It isn't easy for Kate to be around people who are drinking, and she definitely won't be around anyone who is using cocaine."
Kate was famously dubbed "Cocaine Kate" after she was photographed snorting the substance in 2005 while dating musician Pete Doherty, who has been open about his own past drug use and addiction to heroin.
