Supermodel Kate Moss and her lookalike daughter Lila stepped out in matching LBDs for a London Fashion Week event on Thursday night. 

The 51-year-old runway star showed off her incredible legs in a mini dress and pumps as she hosted pals at The Chiltern Firehouse restaurant for Mert Alas' Seventy One Gin.

Kate turned heads in her dress, which was a chic high-neck number, with a jacket slung over the top.

She was accompanied by her mini-me, Lila, 22, who wore a very similar outfit to her famous mum. 

Lila opted for a lace slip dress and strappy heels, adding a leather jacket for a grungy look and a small handbag.

The duo were in-sync as they made their way to the glitzy event for the capital's big week of fashion. 

Meanwhile, other big names to join were Iris Law, Madonna and Ellie Goulding.

The stars were out in full force as they joined together for the bash, which saw people leave at around 5am on Friday morning.

The building was previously damaged by a fire earlier this year, but it was the first time guests were allowed back inside, in very limited numbers.    

Just last month, Lila, who has type 1 diabetes, fronted a new campaign as Barbie launched its first-ever 'diabetic doll'.

The 'diabetic' doll features a continuous glucose monitor and insulin pump, which Lila has spoken about using in the past.

The toy firm says it made the first Barbie with type 1 diabetes (T1D) so more children could see themselves reflected in the range of dolls.

The young model previously discussed her condition during a segment on Vogue's In The Bag YouTube channel after making the unconventional decision to wear the monitor on the catwalk.

She said: 'I have some sugar tablets, in case my blood sugar goes low. I'm diabetic, so I have this, which controls a pod on my leg, which gives me insulin.

Speaking about her condition in 2020, she told The Kit: 'I think not many people know that I have diabetes. It's not visible from the outside, so no one would really know just by looking at you.'

Type 1 diabetes causes the level of glucose (sugar) in your blood to become too high.

It happens when your body cannot produce enough of a hormone called insulin, which controls blood glucose.

You need daily injections of insulin to keep your blood glucose levels under control.