Lila Moss makes rare public appearance with dad Jefferson Hack at Burberry show during London Fashion Week

Lila Moss, 22, made a rare public appearance with her father, Jefferson Hack, at Burberry’s London Fashion Week presentation in Perks Field, Kensington Gardens. The young model settled into front-row seats beside Hack, the co-founder, editorial director and CEO of Dazed Media, as the British heritage brand unveiled its latest collection. Moss wore a distinctive look that blended Burberry heritage with a contemporary edge: a cropped trench layered over a plaid dress, paired with sheer black tights and slingback heels adorned in Burberry’s signature plaid.

The night set the tone for Moss’s evening, with her making her way to Marylebone for Burberry’s late-night after-party at Chiltern Firehouse. She kept warm with a heavy Burberry wool blanket draped over her shoulders as she mingled with friends, following a day that also saw her take part in London Fashion Week’s opening-day activities for Swedish retailer H&M. Moss was among about 70 models recruited to showcase H&M’s autumn/winter collection in front of roughly 700 guests as the biannual event wrapped its first day of presentations. The appearance underscored Moss’s growing visibility in the industry, alongside fellow models such as Romeo Beckham and Iris Law at the H&M show.

Lila Moss is Jefferson Hack’s only child with Kate Moss, who has long been noted as a catwalk legend but was not in attendance on Monday night. Her public appearances come amid a broader professional stride that includes a recent campaign for Barbie’s first diabetic doll. Moss lives with type 2 diabetes and has discussed managing the condition publicly, including using a continuous glucose monitor and insulin pump. She has described carrying sugar tablets and an insulin pod on her leg, along with an Apple AirTag to help track the device. In a past interview, she noted that she began discussing her diabetes more openly after years of keeping it private, and she has spoken about wearing a diabetes monitor on the catwalk.

The day’s events reflect Moss’s ongoing balance between high-profile fashion assignments and personal advocacy. Her presence at Burberry’s show, followed by the Chiltern Firehouse after-party, added another high-note to a week that has reinforced her status as a rising figure in the fashion world, while her public discussion of diabetes work adds a broader human-interest dimension to her career as a young model navigating fame and health.