Kate Moss is back in Hunter wellies for their anniversary campaign - 21 years after her iconic Glastonbury look

21 years after her iconic Glastonbury look, Kate Moss was back in Hunter wellies for their 170-year anniversary campaign on Friday.

The supermodel, 52, looked sensational as she modelled the brand's new Iconic by Nature range which included an £140 wellies and a £135 tartan waterproof jacket. 

Kate pulled out her hotpants once again for the photoshoot in the woods which she teamed with a chunky belt just like her original festival ensemble in 2005. 

In another photo, the runway star put on a very leggy display in a pair of green hotpants and a sheer white blouse as she modelled a pair of neoprene chelsea boots. 

She looked incredible as she perched on a tree completing her ensemble with a £230 khaki padded coat. 

For her final ensemble, Kate looked incredible in a rugby shirt which she teamed with a black £75 waterproof jacket and matching wellies. 

She said: 'I’ve been a loyal fan of Hunter for years, ever since the festival where I wore them with way too short shorts and a waistcoa. 

'I was just about to leave the house and heard it was already knee high in mud in the fields. I went to my trusted Hunter wellies in my closet. They were black and were tighter to the leg and they were waterproof. Bingo!'

The model's relationship with the brand came after she famously wore the Original Tall Wellington Boot with a pair of hotpants and a black waistcoat to Glastonbury before returning for a second day at the festival wearing the wellies with a gold chain dress. 

To mark the anniversary, Hunter threw a lavish party at London’s Ladbroke Hall to celebrate its 170th anniversary and marking the new global AW26 Iconic by Nature campaign.

Among the stars in attendance was Anaïs Gallagher who turned heads in a black minidress, long coat and matching wellies. 

Elsewhere Pixie Geldof looked stylish in an all black outfit complete with Hunter's short wellies. 

Other stars in attendance included Lady Amelia Windsor, Nikkita Chadha and Ruby Stokes. 

Guests were treated to a lavish dinner during the evening followed by a drinks reception and a performance from Nicola Guida. 

It comes after Kate enjoyed a night out with lookalike daughter Lila at London's Home House on Sunday to celebrate 10 years of the supermodel's agency.

Not willing to deviate from her model pout, Kate fixed her steely gaze straight ahead as she posed alongside her model daughter, 23, at the bash, where they were joined by a stylish fashion crowd.

While Kate cut a chic figure in a sleek black boilersuit with strappy heels, Lila flashed her pins in a pale pink negligee-style minidress with a white lace trim.

The catwalk star added pointed red heels to her racy look and silver jewellery, with Lila certainly on fine form during the night as she posed up a storm.

Kate later broke out into a small smile as she took a photo with journalist Katie Grand, who is the founder of Perfect magazine.

Perfect magazine has collaborated with Kate to release a special standalone print project called the KMA Zine to mark a decade since the model formed her namesake modelling agency in a bid to take control of her career.

Speaking about the collaboration, Kate enthused: 'Celebrating our 10 year anniversary with Perfect was an obvious choice, Katie has supported KMA from the beginning and knows how to throw a party!'

Kate and Lila were in good company on the night, as other notable attendees included Poppy Delevingne, Erin O'Connor, Adhel Bol and Lady Mary Charteris.

Other partygoers included Jade Jagger, Kim Jones, Camilla Lowther, Paloma Elsesser, Sadie Frost, Iris Law, Sam McKnight, Val Garland, Shaun Leane, Dave Sims, Beth Ditto and Bobby Gillespie, as well as Gabbriette and Lyas.

Taking place in Home House's luxury drawing rooms, guests danced to DJ sets by Josh Quinton B2B with Princess Julia, Charlie Gosling and Jonjo Jury, alongside a live performance from Ned Sims’ band, DOLLY.

Attendees were greeted with glasses of Moët & Chandon, while they were treated to playful cocktails created in collaboration with Seventy One Gin and Belvedere Vodka.

The pair's fun night comes as Lila surprisingly was given the 'cold shoulder' from other models at H&M's London Fashion Week show on Friday night despite her nepo-baby status.

Lila is establishing herself as a prominent figure in the fashion industry as she follows in the footsteps of her mother.

She insists on making her mark without the help of her famous parent or any special treatment.

The decision has meant Lila has been subjected to 'vile and icy treatment' from behind-the-scenes and is often alone at fashion shows.

A source said: 'Lila was booked in the standard way, just like all the other models. She didn't ask for any special treatment due to her status—in fact, it's the opposite.

'Over the past year, she's confided in pals that many other models give her the cold shoulder or totally ignore her altogether.'

'Yes, being Kate's daughter has opened a lot of doors, but Lila wants to be successful in her own right.

'There have been many times over the years where backstage she is left all on her own,' they added to The Sun.

The Daily Mail has approached Lila's representative for comment.

Lila is the daughter of Kate and magazine editor Jefferson Hack.

The model, who is managed by her mother's fashion agency, made her official runway debut in 2020 by opening and closing the Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2021 show.

She has since gone on to front global campaigns for prestigious luxury brands, including Gucci, Fendi, Marc Jacobs Beauty and YSL Beauty.