Lila Moss shines in a sheer, sleek gown by Nensi Dojaka, celebrating her own unique style

Kate Moss has stunned with her unpredictable style moments at the Fashion Awards. Today, it’s her daughter, emerging model Lila, who is leaving a mark on the red carpet at the Royal Albert Hall. This year, Lila partnered with London-based Albanian designer Nensi Dojaka to craft an ensemble paying tribute to one of her mother’s iconic ’90s dresses.“I adore feeling elegant, chic, and sexy, and Nensi’s designs strike the perfect balance of these vibes, so I’m feeling quite confident,” Lila shares with Vogue, discussing her collaboration with the designer before the ceremony.Lila’s floor-length sheer dress, exquisitely tailored to her form, is fashioned from sleek metallic laminated silk georgette. It features Nensi’s trademark lingerie-inspired elements – notably, a bralette adorned with petal-shaped pleats that gracefully accentuate Lila’s silhouette. “It’s quintessential Nensi, but with a twist – the twist being the fabric choice,” Lila affirms. “It’s crisscrossed at the back and showcases symmetrical sheer cut-outs on the sides, creating the illusion of a low, open back. In a way, it reminds me of armor.”To complement her attire, Lila borrowed a pair of vintage gold drop earrings from her supermodel mother’s personal collection and opted for black Saint Laurent mules from her own wardrobe. As for her beauty regimen, she collaborated with hairstylist Paula McCash and makeup artist Joey Choy. “I envisioned effortless hair – I stumbled upon a Pinterest reference of my mom sporting a wispy bun at a Donna Karan show in 1993,” she reveals. “Regarding makeup, I teamed up with Yves Saint Laurent Beauty, aiming for slightly dewy, bronzed, clean skin sans blush. The focus is on the eyes with taupe beige shadow for contouring, some kohl eyeliner, and a metallic shimmer. And a pinky nude lip with a touch of lip balm for the finishing touch.”