Lottie Moss oozes elegance in a chic white dress and feathered hat as she attends day four of Royal Ascot
She joked that it is the most 'proper' she has ever looked.
And Lottie Moss certainly put on a ladylike display, as she joined a host of stars in the Royal Enclosure on day four at Royal Ascot on Friday afternoon.
The model, 21, looked effortlessly chic as she claimed she was channelling Julia Robert's character Vivian Ward's timeless look from 1990's classic Pretty Woman.
Glam: Lottie Moss certainly put on a ladylike display, as she joined a host of stars in the Royal Enclosure on day four at Royal Ascot on Friday afternoon
Lottie swapped her typically slinky dress style for a structured white dress with puff sleeves and button detailing down the front of the garment.
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The bottom half of Lottie's frock boasted a full ankle-length skirt, which she teamed with a pair of classic black stiletto style court shoes.
The focal point of the socialites look was an eye-catching monochrome hat, which featured black and white feathered detailing all over.
Ladylike: Lottie swapped her typically slinky dress style for a structured white dress with puff sleeves and button detailing down the front of the garment
Glowing: The bottom half of Lottie's frock boasted a full ankle-length skirt, which she teamed with a pair of classic black stiletto style court shoes
Wow them in white like Lottie in a dress by Alexander McQueen
Lottie Moss looked very elegant indeed for day four of Royal Ascot. Bravo to her stylist Danyul Brown!
She chose a white dress by Alexander McQueen, which features structured little puff sleeves and a voluminous midi skirt. Add in shoes by Rene Caovilla and a hat by Vivien Sheriff, and it's like a modern twist on the My Fair Lady Ascot look!
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She wore her glossy blonde locks in a neat chignon, while sporting a glamorous coat of make-up including perfectly contoured foundation and a rose pink lip.
Lottie kept her accessories simple, forgoing any glitzy touches in favour of a classic silver watch and a delicate silver ring which she wore on her forefinger.
The sister of supermodel Kate Moss offered her followers a glimpse inside the Royal Enclosure on her Instagram story, which she captioned: 'This is legit the most proper I have EVER looked.'
Work it: Lottie kept her accessories simple, forgoing any glitzy touches in favour of a classic silver watch and a delicate silver ring which she wore on her forefinger
Effortless: The model, 21, looked effortlessly chic as she claimed she was channelling Julia Robert's character Vivian Ward's timeless look from 1990's classic Pretty Woman
Lottie's appearance comes days after she took to Instagram to share a candid message on how she was feeling uncomfortable about her body image.
Alongside a clip of herself posing up a storm for a host of snaps, the catwalk queen typed: 'Feeling super uncomfortable with my weight at the moment...
'So wearing this dress was a big thing for me, but it’s important for people to know that it’s okay to go up and down in weight and it’s super normal!!'
Strike a pose! She wore her glossy blonde locks in a neat chignon, while sporting a glamorous coat of make-up including perfectly contoured foundation and a rose pink lip
Lottie, who is signed to Storm Model Management, recently admitted she doesn't feel pressured by her legacy as Kate's half-sister.
She previously said: 'My sister and I are two different people and she is on her path and I am on my own.'
Speaking to Fashionista about whether she sought advice from the fashion icon, she said: 'Not really. No, to be honest.
'She's obviously done her collection for Topshop, but, I mean, we're both separate people, so I just kind of did what I wanted to do.
'Also, because she's like a lot older than me. So, yeah, I didn't really take any advice.'
Kate has worked in the modelling industry for almost four decades and has graced the cover of British Vogue over 30 times.
Opening up: Lottie's appearance comes days after she took to Instagram to share a candid message on how she was feeling uncomfortable about her body image
