Kate Moss and daughter Lila stun in swimsuits during Spanish getaway
Hollywood's biggest stars are soaking up the summer sun and bringing the heat.
Stars like Kate Moss and Emily Ratajkowski were photographed in their swimsuits enjoying the water, while Halle Berry rang in a new decade in a see-through dress.
Whether on vacation or at home, these stars had no issue flaunting their fit figures for all to see.
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Kate Moss and her daughter, Lila, were spotted enjoying the summer sun while on vacation in Spain.
The mother-daughter duo were photographed spending the day on a boat off the coast of Formentera, Spain, with a group of friends.
The iconic '90s supermodel sported a black one-piece bathing suit with a plunging neckline and a low-cut back, while her daughter stunned in a red bikini with a white paisley print that showed off her toned abs.
Both Lila and Kate decided to cool off in the ocean, with photographs showing Kate diving off the back of the boat into the blue water.
Other photos show the two laughing and spending time with their friends, including Lila's godmother, Rose Ferguson, before they covered up to head home.
While walking off the boat, Lila was spotted in an oversized T-shirt, while Kate wore a black-and-white floral cover-up.
Halle Berry kicked off a new decade by sharing a series of risqué photos on social media.
The "Monster's Ball" star started her 60th birthday celebration by posting photos on Instagram featuring her in a floor-length black knit dress with a plunging halter neckline.
She paired the sheer dress with black sunglasses, small hoop earrings and long gold necklaces, captioning the post, "60 here I come…." "Still absolutely beautiful, stunning, gorgeous …..You get the idea 🥰," one fan wrote in the comments section.
Another added, "Because age is only a number! 😍" A third fan chimed in, "60 looks absolutely stunning on you.
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