Lottie Moss put on a jaw-dropping display as she headed to the Amano bar on Drury Lane in London on Thursday evening.   

Perhaps hoping to catch a glimpse of her sister Kate Moss, who was attending the Vogue Bash at a venue just metres down the road, the OnlyFans model, 25, stunned in a daring leopard print midi dress by PrettyLittleThing.

She accessorised her look with black patent stilettos and quilted bag as she posed up a storm outside the venue. 

The blonde bombshell, who recently claimed she felt 'abandoned' by her older model sister, finished her show-stopping ensemble with a flawless palette of makeup and stylish blow-dried hairstyle.

Perhaps it was no coincidence that Lottie was only an arms-throw away from the iconic Vogue World event, which saw a slew of stars descend on London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane.

It was indeed there, that her sister, the 43-time Vogue cover star, 49, appeared on a big screen at the event performing an interpretive dance.

Despite this, the former hard-partying star, who has been sober for five years in the wake of decades of raucous behaviour, was not pictured at either the red carpet or after-parties.

Stars including Sienna Miller, Anna Wintour, Stormzy, Edward Enninful, Jodie Turner-Smith and Alexa Chung sashayed down the red carpet to be snapped by paparazzi, yet Kate was nowhere to be seen.

The camera shutters did not stop later on as the stars headed to after-parties - where both Kate and fellow iconic models Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista and Naomi Campbell were not seen despite on-stage appearances. 

Late on Thursday afternoon, a host of stars were seen arriving at the event - with Kate, dressed in all-black, warmly greeting aides and organisers - leading the way.

Just hours later the red carpet began, where the star was not present.  

Once things kicked off inside, the legendary model was pictured on a screen performing a sultry interpretive dance before Cara Delevingne appeared in the crowds dressed as a punk in a bizarre twist. 

The dance was nothing short of sensational and saw Kate strutting down the runway after a screen depicted her seductively moving in a stunning silver dress. 

As the show drew to a close, stars began peeling off to after-parties, with the vast majority of revellers heading to Mayfair's George Restaurant. 

Kate's rumoured ex Count Nikolai von Bismark was at the after-parties, where he was seen with her pals Rita Ora and Charlotte Tilbury - having an amiable conversation with the former and a seemingly terse chat with the latter.

She was not the only star cutting an illusive figure, as fellow 90s icons were not snapped at the arrivals or conclusion of the event. 

It comes after Lottie grew emotional while discussing her fractious relationship with her fashion legend sister Kate on Celebs Go Dating. 

Speaking to the show's new sex guru Dr Tara Suwinyattichaiporn about her half-sister she revealed they have been 'constantly compared' which led to feelings of abandonment and a reluctance to show 'the real Lottie'. 

The star, who played bridesmaid at Kate's 2011 wedding to Jamie Hince, said: 'I kind of know where this problem stems from. 

'I've felt quite abandoned by my sister and we've not had a very good relationship for quite a few years.' 

Her latest comments come just weeks after she revealed: ‘Me and my sister have never been close. There is a big age gap. 

'She doesn’t have to want to have a relationship with me. When I was younger, I couldn’t understand it.'

Lottie, who shares the same father as the fashion icon, has had her own successful modelling career and was taken on by Storm Models - the same agency that discovered Kate at JFK when she was 14.

After pictures of Kate's wedding were published in Vogue, she went on to shoot campaigns for Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger and D&G.  

However, after experiencing a dark side of modelling where her life was ‘controlled’, Lottie decided to quit in 2021 and try OnlyFans, where she revealed that everyone is ‘positive and kind’ and she feels empowered by her sexual side.

On the weight of being the sister of an icon, she admitted 'nothing would ever be as good as what she's done' - leaving her feeling redundant. 

She said: 'Every person's house I go to they have some sort of Kate Moss poster, Kate Moss book, Kate Moss Diet Coke can, and everyone brings her up. I've felt for a very long time that nothing I did was ever going to be as good as what she's done.

'I can't top that, so where does that leave me?'

She previously stated that after speaking to others around her, she has come to understand that ‘family is complicated’ and just because of Kate’s status, it doesn’t make their situation any different. 

She said: ‘We just don’t see eye to eye on many things. I love her. She’s my sister, but we’re just not close. It is what it is.’

Kate has always maintained a mysterious presence, refusing to speak publicly about her personal life and thus has never discussed her relationship with Lottie.