Kate Moss, 51, stuns in maroon bikini on beach getaway with daughter Lila
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TRIM Kate Moss heads for a swim to keep cool on a beach break.
Supermodel Kate, 51, stood in shallow surf in a maroon bikini and sunglasses.
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Kate Moss keeping cool on a beach break
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Kate with lookalike daughter Lila and close family friend Bella Tilbury
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Kate knee deep in the shallows
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The catwalk queen then enjoyed a spell sunbathing on the sand on the Spanish island of Formentera.
Kate was joined on the trip by her 22-year-old model daughter Lila, and Lila's friend Bella Tilbury.
Earlier in the week, Kate opted for neutral-coloured swimwear but covered up with a white blouse as she hit the beach.
Croydon-born Kate left her signature blonde locks in loose waves over her shoulders and pulled on a pair of sunglasses as she strode across the sands.
While the supermodel's swimwear gave a glimpse at her toned figure, passers-by were more bemused by the presence of her brown Hermes Birkin accessory slung over her arm.
The coveted designer bag took pride of place on her left arm, with Kate leaving the clasp open for easy access to her beach essentials.
She was seen making her way away from the crystal-clear see waters up to a more hilly part of the beach in Formentera.
Kate was with look-a-like daughter Lila, who has followed in her modelling footsteps.
Later in the day, they were spotted taking a trip on a private boat.
Inside Kate Moss' wild new lifestyle as pals fear boozy supermodel, 51, is going back to her old 90s partying ways
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The model on the sand on the Spanish island of Formentera
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Moss strides into the cooling waves
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The models sunbathing
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