photo look of Lila Moss at the Chloé fashion show

“I will show your lordship what a woman can do”, “As long as I live I will be in control of my being”, “A woman’s name raises doubts until her work is seen”. Starting from the words of Artemisia Gentileschi, an Italian painter who lived between the 16th and 17th centuries, Gabriela Hearst has taken up her story of the history of Chloé, centered on a plot of innovation and women’s empowerment. Inspired by the Renaissance, the brand’s collection for the next winter season was unveiled on the third day of the Paris Fashion Week calendar at the Pompidou Centre.

And if Venus Williams, Ashley Graham and Emma Roberts were in the parterre of Chloé’s fall-winter 2023/2024 presentation, interpreting the concept of the collection on the catwalk was one of the best promises of new generation modeling. Less than 48 hours after capturing the attention of the Ville Lumière as a guest of Saint Laurent with an unforgettable naked dress, on March 2 Lila Moss closed the Chloé show with a hypnotic total white look that seems impossible to forget.

Paris Fashion Week, Lila Moss’ slip dress during the Chloé show reminded everyone of Kate Moss’ style

To lead the finale of the Chloé presentation imagined by Gabriela Hearst for the next winter season, Lila Moss wore a very simple white slip dress that was immediately recognized as a symbol of emancipation, in accordance with the concept of the collection, but also as a vintage comeback . Made of shiny white satin, the slip dress with a “V” neckline and thin shoulder straps falls softly beyond the knee, touching the strap of the black leather sandal with which it is combined. To embellish the whole, a body-jewel with pearls was superimposed on her dress, further enhanced by the decision to pull her long blond hair back, tying it in an elegant crop.

As pointed out by Vogue UK, it is very likely that seeing Lila Moss in a slip dress has unlocked a memory: that of her mother, Kate, universally considered the queen of slip dresses and 90s fashion. How can we forget the naked dress worn “by mistake” at the Corinne Day party in 1993?