Lila Moss poses for selfies with The Clash's Mick Jones' daughters Ava and Stella - as they party with the Gallagher kids and more famous offspring at LFW
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Their parents were the party people of the Nineties.
And it seems there's now a new Primrose Hill set as the offspring of famous rockers and fashion models alike banded together at the H&M x Charlie XCX London Fashion Week bash on Thursday.
Kate Moss' daughter Lila, looked to be having the time of her life as she stopped to take a series of selfies in the back of a taxi with Stella and Ava Jones, whose father is The Clash star Mick Jones.
They joined the likes of cousins Anais and Lennon Gallagher at the event, whose parents Noel and Liam have only just reconciled, ahead of Oasis' hugely anticipated stadium tour next year.
Also in attendance at the bash were Rafferty and Iris law, whose very famous parents are Jude Law and Sadie Frost, as well as The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards' granddaughter Ella.
Lila Moss posed for selfies with Ava and Stella Jones as they headed to party with more famous offspring at the H&M x Charlie XCX London Fashion Week bash on Thursday
Lila, looked to be having the time of her life as she stopped to take a series of selfies in the back of a taxi with the Jones sisters on their way to the party
Model Lila, 21, looked beautiful in a scoop-neck dark gold mini dress which she paired with closed black heels for the event at Copper Box Arena in the capital.
Looking every inch as glamorous as her mother, she wore her blonde locks down in a naturally straight style and elevated her beauty with a natural palette of makeup.
She seemed to be on cloud nine as she piled into a car with pals Stella and Ava and the trio took an array of fun selfies, while holding each others hands.
Stella looked incredible in an oversized denim shirt dress paired with knee-high black boots.
The daughter of the rockstar added a pop of colour with red lipstick and accessorized with gold hoop earrings.
Lennon, 24, looked edgy in a zipped-up dark grey jacket, under which he wore a white T-shirt, and a baggy pair of chocolate brown trousers.
He was joined at the party by his cousin Anais Gallagher, also 24, whose father is Lennon's brother Noel.
Anais looked fabulous in a brown velour trench coat which she wore with a matching mid-length skirt.
Model Lila, 21, looked beautiful in a scoop-neck dark gold mini dress which she paired with closed black heels for the event at Copper Box Arena in the capital
Lila (left) is the only daughter of English supermodel Kate Moss, 50, (right) who shares her with Dazed co-founder Jefferson Hack, 53
Stella looked incredible in an oversized denim shirt dress paired with knee-high black boots
Stella is the daughter of legendary The Clash rocker Mick Jones (right, in 1978)
Lennon, 24, looked edgy in a zipped-up dark grey jacket, under which he wore a white T-shirt, and a baggy pair of chocolate brown trousers
Lennon is the second child of Liam Gallagher, 51, (right in 1998) who is preparing to go on tour with his brother Noel Gallagher, 57, for the first time in 15 years
He was joined at the party by his cousin Anais Gallagher, also 24, whose father is Lennon's brother Noel
Anais (pictured left, with her father Noel right) strikes a resemblance to her famous father
Rafferty Law, 27, looked effortlessly stylish in grey tailored trousers paired with a white t-shirt and chunky knitted cardigan
The son of Jude Law (LEFT) completed his look with an array of layered gold necklaces and looked the spitting image of his famous dad (RIGHT)
He was joined by his sister Iris, 23, who put on a leggy display in a grey strapless minidress teamed with nude heeled boots
The model has a striking similarity to her actress mother, Sadie Frost (pictured right in 1998)
The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards' granddaughter Ella was also in attendance at the star-studded event
Ella Richards, 27 (LEFT) channelled her grandfather (RIGHT) as she cut an edgy figure in a black leather mini dress.
Underneath, the model wore a low-cute purple top and she finished her look with closed black shoes.
Rafferty Law, 27, looked effortlessly stylish in grey tailored trousers paired with a white t-shirt and chunky knitted cardigan.
The son of Jude Law completed his look with an array of layered gold necklaces and looked the spitting image of his famous dad.
He was joined by his sister Iris, 23, who put on a leggy display in a grey strapless minidress teamed with nude heeled boots.
She has a striking similarity to her actress mother, Sadie Frost.
Meanwhile, 27-year-old model Ella Richards, channelled her grandfather as she cut an edgy figure in a black leather mini dress.
While Anais and Lennon's fathers have been locked in a rift for years, their offspring have remained close, and are often seen partying together.
Anais and Lennon's outing comes after she hit back at 'ageist and misogynist' fans who complained about young people jumping on the Oasis bandwagon since the brothers announced their long-awaited reunion.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell was also in attendance and she looked incredible in a semi-sheer black ensemble
The mother-of-two, 54, flashed a slight bit of chest and lower arm as she stunned in the flowing two-piece
While her high-collared shirt was mid-length, Naomi asymmetrical skirt was maxi. She finished her look with sheer heeled boots
Naomi smiled happily, her arms layered with bracelets
She kept a low profile in gorgeous gradient sunglasses from Alais and elevated her look with an emerald and silver necklace
Social media sites were awash with the band's older fans who are complaining that 'Suddenly everyone loves Oasis'.
The fans insist that they deserve priority when it came to getting tickets for the shows next summer.
Taking to TikTok to express her anger, she said: 'One thing I won't stand for is the ageism and the misogyny around people getting tickets.'
'Sorry if a 19-year-old girl in a pink cowboy hat wants to be there, I will have my friendship bracelets ready.'
Anais, whose mother is Noel's first wife, Meg Mathews, has become a firm fixture on her father's side, accompanying his solo band High Flying Birds on tour in 2023 and directing a documentary of the trip.
Anais continued: 'Sorry if a 19-year-old girl in a pink cowboy hat wants to be there, I will have my friendship bracelets ready.'
Anais, whose mother is Noel's first wife, Meg Mathews, has become a firm fixture on her father's side, accompanying his solo band High Flying Birds on tour in 2023 and directing a documentary of the trip.
The H&M party was hosted by British singer Charli XCX who has been experiencing a career resurgence as of late due to the success of her seventh album Brat.
Anais and Lennon's dads have only recently reconciled, and will take their reformed band Oasis on a hugely anticipated stadium tour next year
The H&M party was hosted by British singer Charli XCX, 32, who has been experiencing a career resurgence as of late due to the success of her seventh album Brat
Charli stunned in a mismatched leather-look ensemble consisting of a dark brown jacket and a black skirt and black thigh-high boots
Swedish singer Zara Larsson showed off her figure in a black bodysuit which she wore with bare legs.
Zara, 26, paired the bodysuit with a long, black trench coat and a pair of black heels similar to Lila's.
American actress Shay Mitchell, 37, looked gorgeous in a shiny black leather long-sleeved dress and boots of the same material.
Romeo Beckham's ex-girlfriend Mia Regan, 21, looked lovely in a white vest top and black leather-look trousers.
Yasmin Finney looked lovely in a mid-length strapless grey dress which she paired with dainty gold heels.
Jörgen Andersson and Ann-Sofie Johansson looked sweet together in matching black suits, Ann-Sofie's slightly more baggy.
Swedish singer Zara Larsson, 26, showed off her figure in a black bodysuit which she wore with bare legs
Zara paired the bedazzled bodysuit with a long, black trench coat and a pair of black heels similar to Lila's
American actress Shay Mitchell, 37, looked gorgeous in a shiny black leather long-sleeved dress and boots of the same material
Romeo Beckham's ex-girlfriend Mia Regan, 21, looked lovely in a white vest top and black leather-look trousers
Yasmin Finney looked lovely in a mid-length strapless grey dress which she paired with dainty gold heels
Amelia Gray Hamlin looked gorgeous in a grey mini skirt and a matching jacket and paired them with a black crop top and shiny black boots
Charli posed with more guests - musician and DJ Jamie xx (left) and DJ Sherelle
Sherelle looked fabulous in a grey pinstripe suit, with the jacket slightly brighter, which she wore with a black T-shirt and black chunky shoes
Zara Larsson's sister Hanna Larsson showed off her toned midriff as she sported a black bra, a black leather maxi skirt and a matching trench coat
Alva Claire put on a leggy display in a mini black bodycon dress and grey trench coat
Bel Priestly put on a very leggy display in a gold mini skirt and black vest top as she layered a leather trench coat over the top
Singer Chiara King cut a preppy chic figure in a pleated skirt, a red cardigan, and a blue-and-white striped shirt
Shay Mitchell looked nothing short of sensational in a burgundy PVC co-ord and knee-high boots
She was also joined by model pal Caroline Daur at the event who cut an elegant figure in a beige floaty dress
Model Mia Regan looked effortlessly chic as she sported a white vest top and black leather trousers
Jeanne Goursaud flashed a glimpse of her toned legs in a grey mini dress and over-the-knee leather boots
Lila looked nothing short of sensational as she got a snap with womenswear design director Eliana Masgalos Duarte
She was also joined by Swedish fashion designer Ann-Sofie Johansson who cut a smart figure in a black suit
Influencer Paola Locatelli also posed up a storm at the event
Nikki Lilly also cut a stylish figure in a black mini dress which boasted a sheer top and an A-line fit
Eva Apio also put on a leggy display in a white blouse and a studded mini skirt
Emilia Schüle also attended the bash wearing a black fur coat and knee-high leather boots
Ella Richards cut a stylish figure in a black leather mini dress and sheer black tights
During the event, Zara Larsson and her sister Hanna ensured to get several glam snaps together
Charli XCX commanded attention on stage in a grey mini dress
She teamed the look with a pair of knee-high semi-sheer stockings as she put on the performance of a lifetime
The star wowed the crowd as she kicked off London Fashion Week with a bang
Amelia Gray Hamlin looked gorgeous in a grey mini skirt and a matching jacket and paired them with a black crop top and shiny black boots.
And Charli posed with more guests - musician and DJ Jamie xx and DJ Sherelle. The party comes after Lennon's half-brother Gene was announced to be performing with Oasis.
Gene, 23, is expected to be one of the rumoured 10 opening acts Oasis will have during their 2025 tour.
He is the lead singer of rock band Villanelle and, like his half-brother Lennon, is the spitting image of his father.
Did they stay or did they go? What ever happened to The Clash?
The Clash were one of the most influential bands to come out of Britain's punk rock scene in the 1970s.
They formed in 1976, with founding members including singer Joe Strummer, guitarist Mick Jones and bassist Paul Simonon alongside another guitarist Keith Levene and drummer Terry Chimes.
They made their debut supporting the Sex Pistols at a gig in Sheffield that year, but Levene soon departed after becoming disillusioned while Chimes also left a year later because he 'wanted a different life'.
The Clash were a hugely influential band that came out of Britain's punk rock scene in the 1970s. Pictured left to right are Joe Strummer, Nicky 'Topper' Headon, Paul Simonon and Mick Jones
They enjoyed success between 1976 and 1986, although Headon (second left) left in 1982 and Jones (second right) followed out the door a year later. Also pictured are Simonon (far left) and Strummer (far right)
The addition of Nicky 'Topper' Headon cemented the classic line-up and they made a breakthrough in 1977 with their self-titled debut album.
Success followed on both sides of the Atlantic, with third album London Calling making them a household name.
The band also became well known for incorporating various different styles into their sound including reggae, ska and funk.
Hit singles Should I Stay or Should I Go? and Rock the Casbah followed in the 1980s but tensions began to rise and Headon was kicked out in 1982 due to his heroin usage.
Mick Jones was then fired a year later and although other musicians were brought in to replace the pair, the group disintegrated and disbanded by 1986, with Strummer claiming they had 'run out of gasoline'.
But what happened to them afterwards?
Joe Strummer
Born John Mellor in Turkey in 1952 to a father in the British Foreign Service, Strummer spent his early childhood around the world in Egypt, Mexico and Germany, before going to boarding school in Surrey aged nine.
He lost brother David to suicide in 1970 and soon after became known on the art scene first in London and then in Newport, Wales, while he also worked as a gravedigger during this time.
After starting a career as a musician in Wales, he changed his name to Strummer in 1975, forming The Clash a year later.
Strummer enjoyed solo success after The Clash, working on film soundtracks and acting, while he also toured with The Pogues. He is pictured left in 1981 and right in Las Vegas in 2002, shortly before his death from an undiagnosed heart defect
Following the split, Strummer became involved with films, recording music for several soundtracks including Sid and Nancy and Grosse Point Blank, while he also acted in Alex Cox film Straight to Hell in 1987 and Jim Jarmusch's Mystery Train in 1989.
Strummer continued his solo career while he also toured with the Pogues in the 1980s and 1990s, deputising for lead singer Shane McGowan on a tour in 1991.
He married South African citizen Pamela Moolman in 1975 to help her obtain citizenship, but spent 14 years with Gaby Salter, whom he met when she was 17 in 1978, and had two children with her.
(From left) Strummer, Headon and Simonon pictured during a photoshoot in 1977, which was a breakthrough year for The Clash
They could never marry as Strummer was unable to find Ms Moolman to divorce her.
But he later met and married Lucinda Tait in 1995 whom he remained with until his death from a heart defect at his Somerset home in 2002.
Mick Jones
Mick Jones was born in Wandsworth in 1955 to a Welsh father and Russian mother.
He always wanted to be in a band and attended art school to achieve that means, earning praise as a guitarist in the early 1970s in a glam rock band before leaving to seek a new direction, which led him to meet the other members of The Clash.
Jones played a huge part in the band's success as lead guitarist and one of the main songwriters but by 1983 his lack of punctuality led to Strummer and Simonson firing him.
Mick Jones played lead guitar and co-wrote many of The Clash's songs before he was kicked out in 1983 due to concerns over punctuality and commitment. He is pictured left in 1978 and right in 2004 with wife Miranda Davis
Jones, right, and Simonon, left, would collaborate again in 2010 when both joined Damon Albarn's Gorillaz to perform at festivals including Coachella and Glastonbury
He went on to perform with bands General Public and Big Audio Dynamite and also found success as a producer, working on The Libertines' debut album Up the Bracket in 2002.
Jones and Simonon also reunited to join Damon Albarn-led Gorillaz in 2010 as part of the live band which played at major festivals including Coachella and Glastonbury.
Most recently he announced he would be collaborating with US rock band The Flaming Lips, narrating their upcoming 2019 album King's Mouth, released in April, on which he is 'on nearly every song'.
Jones is married to film producer Miranda Davis and they live in a £5million home in Notting Hill.
The couple have a teenage daughter, Stella, 16, who also works as a model.
Paul Simonon
Simonon was another artistic youth whose father was an amateur painter.
He was born in Croydon and grew up in Brixton, but also spent a year in Siena and Rome when his mother remarried.
His position in The Clash was less secure than others and he was actually still learning the bass when they first recorded.
But he is also credited with coming up with the name for the group, claiming he repeatedly saw the word 'clash' in the news.
Art student Paul Simonon couldn't even play the bass properly when the band first started recording but went on to perform with the group throughout it's entire run until the split in 1986. He is pictured left in 1977 and right with former wife Miss Ronane in 2002
The Clash, pictured, were known for their punk attitude and outspoken style during the late 1970s and 1980s
Simonon has also gone down in rock history after posing on the iconic cover of London Calling about to smash his guitar on the ground.
After the group split up in 1986, he returned to painting and staged gallery shows as well as contributing album artwork to other projects.
In music, he collaborated with Bob Dylan on his 1988 album Down in the Groove and in the mid-2000s joined rock supergroup The Good, The Bad and The Queen alongside Blur frontman Damon Albarn, The Verve guitarist Simon Tong and Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen.
He has also been active with Greenpeace, joining a protest on an oil rig in Greenland in 2011 that landed him in jail for two weeks.
Simonon married former model and Clash manager Tricia Ronane in 1990 and they had two children, but split in 2006. A year later he began seeing lingerie mogul and Agent Provocateur co-founder Serena Rees, whom he remains with to this day.
He officially divorced Miss Ronane in 2008 and the pair divided their London properties and Clash royalties equally.
It is believed Simonon was the only 'classic' member of The Clash who opposed them performing a reunion show ahead of their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2003, a feat which became impossible after Strummer's death in December 2002.
Nicky 'Topper' Headon
Known as 'Topper' because he resembled Mickey the Monkey from Topper comics, Nicky Headon was born in Bromley in 1955 and grew up in Kent.
He began playing drums at an early age and was heavily was influenced by jazz.
Headon was active with bands including Mirkwood and Supertramp in the early 1970s, before joining The Clash in 1977.
Headon initially wanted to establish himself as a talented drummer with the band before moving on, but changed his mind and became an integral part of the group, including writing most of the music for smash hit Rock the Casbah.
Topper Headon, pictured left in 1978 and right in 2007 with a female friend at a film premiere, was kicked out of the group for heroin use in 1982
However by 1982 he was struggling with a heroin addiction and his continued drug use caused tensions with the rest of the band, leading to them kicking him out in May of that year.
Headon later apologised for his actions and claimed if he had stayed in the group it may not have split up in 1986.
He continued in music for the next two decades, recording a solo album and working on other projects, but began experiencing serious back pain by 2003 due to a curvature of his spine.
Headon also contracted hepatitis C in the 1980s which caused lengthy liver problems into the mid 2000s. He has since become a spokesman for the Hepatitis C Trust.
He currently lives in Dover.
