An exceptional social evening! This November 25, the “Beauty Awards 2024” ceremony was held at the Honorable Artillery Company in London. An annual event organized by American television presenter Michelle Visage, which rewards beauty products that “bring something unique, revolutionary or innovative to the market”. Many celebrities were present to celebrate the 23rd edition. After arriving covered in an imposing gray and white fur coat, Lottie Moss revealed a glamorous outfit in front of the photographers.
Kate Moss’ half-sister showed off her arm tattoos in an elegant black silk wrap dress. To enhance her look, she wore open-toe heeled sandals and waved her long blonde extensions. Luscious mouth, charming eyes and rosy blush, the English model took her place in front of the lens with a confident air. The opportunity to turn heads again and prove that she is much better.
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Two months earlier, the young woman had revealed that she had had health problems. When her podcast “Dream On” was released on September 12, she confided what she called “my hell with the Ozempic”. A medication supposed to help her lose weight, which she took for two weeks, before realizing that the doses prescribed were not adapted to her body type. Lottie Moss even had to be hospitalized after falling ill, an episode she described as “the scariest thing that ever happened to me.”
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Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall out, without the royal family
The discreet couple formed by Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall were also out this Monday. Always complicit and joyful when they go to royal family events together, the lovebirds were photographed more in love than ever. The niece of King Charles and daughter of Princess Anne was adorned in a long dress in black English embroidery, accompanied by stiletto heels and a silver clutch.
Her husband since 2011, former Rugby union player Mike Tindall, had fun posing with his oval ball, as a handbag. For his part, he wore a red velvet suit jacket. Last month, the couple once again brought their presence in a context far removed from their obligations, during a charity rugby dinner organized by Rugby for Heroes.
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