Leggy Lottie Moss brings boho back in a pretty prairie mini and matching corset as she giggles and smokes on the streets of Hollywood following her ‘work trip’ to Mexico
She was living it up in Mexico last month and has now jetted back to LA.
And Lottie Moss looked worlds away from any business on Tuesday evening as she enjoyed fun and frolics on the streets of west Hollywood.
Proving boho is truly back just in time for Spring, the sister of modelling legend Kate Moss, 23, as she frolicked with a pal while smoking and giggling.
Out and about: Lottie Moss looked worlds away from any business on Tuesday evening as she enjoyed fun and frolics on the streets of west Hollywood
Lottie showed off her lithe legs in the white mini which boasted a high hemline while adding in suede boots and a silk headscarf.
Her prarie-inspired top showed off her eye-popping cleavage while she kept out any seasonal chill with a cropped cardigan layered over the top.
Lottie has moved back to her home in Beverly Hills full time to work on modelling and various campaigns for brands including PrettyLittleThing.
In January, Lottie avoided the UK’s latest coronavirus lockdown by jetting to Mexico for a work trip.
What pandemic? Proving boho is truly back just in time for Spring, the sister of modelling legend Kate Moss, 23, as she frolicked with a pal while smoking and giggling
Despite being abroad for work, Lottie didn’t seem to be stretching herself too much as she lived it up in the sunshine with her friends on the vessel.
Prior to her trip, Lottie apologised for saying she was a ‘coronavirus super-spreader’ in December, calling herself ‘young and dumb’.
She sparked controversy after filming herself kissing two female friends and claiming she was a ‘coronavirus super-spreader’.
Her clip was broadcast during an Instagram Live when London was in Tier 2 and social distancing, as well as wearing masks, was very much a requirement.
Having a laugh: Lottie showed off her lithe legs in the white mini which boasted a high hemline while adding in suede boots and a silk headscarf
The video was filmed while Lottie was out for dinner with four friends who live in the same household, a scenario justified by the model as she lives alone and can therefore join someone else’s support bubble.
After reflecting on the comments made during the recording, Lottie later confessed to being ‘young and dumb’ and often forgetting her status as a ‘public figure’.
In an apology posted to Instagram, she said: ‘I just wanted to come on here and say I am so sorry for saying I was a super-spreader.
‘Someone in the live popped up saying those words and I repeated them as a joke because I am not and would never condone spreading a virus as serious as this.
Working hard: In January, Lottie avoided the UK’s latest coronavirus lockdown by jetting to Mexico for a work trip
‘I was out for dinner with four friends, three of which are in the same household and under the government guidelines – as I live alone – I am allowed a support bubble of four.
‘I understand this has upset and offended a lot of people and I want to apologise for making such an insensitive joke.
‘I am still young and dumb and learning. I sometimes forget that I am a public figure and during these crazy and uncertain times I should have been more careful with my words.’