Proving to all of us that Kate Moss has styled her first fashion shoot in her new role as contributing fashion editor and the model’s new title at ‘British Vogue’ is not just another string on her ridiculously overstrung bow.
In Vogue, Moss is no stranger to being featured and in her modeling history, having graced the front cover 34 times alone. Despite the fact that you do not see her in any shot, yet this story has shown a whole new side to her.
Kate Moss Unveils Her Styling Skills at Vogue
The 40-year-old cast Canadian/Ukranian model Daria Werbowy to star in a grungy story entitled ‘Cause Celibre’; working alongside photography duo Marcus Piggott and Mert Alas; that in the latest edition of ‘Vogue’, on sale 6th February, is out.
Moss clearly has touched on her own image and musical influences, taking inspiration from the rebellious glamour of Seventies psychedelic punk band Devil May Care, as she styles Daria in a range of luxe rock pieces and choppy dark wigs from Lanvin, plunging Saint Laurent mini dresses and lame jumpsuits, while she reclines in a silk laden bed and convertible car.
Kate Moss Unveils Her Styling Skills at Vogue
It is hardly a surprise that styling also comes naturally to her considering that she has already turned her hand to singing, music, fashion design and charity ambassador and even more so after wearing the brainchild creations of a plethora of the world’s greatest stylists and designers for over 25 years.
Kate Moss Unveils Her Styling Skills at Vogue
Alexandra Shulman describes her as ‘one of the most free spirits of our age’ in this month’s editors letter, describing how story is taken hold by Kate, from ‘Kate took on the complete role of the fashion editor, gathering the initial mood board to talking her through the rail of clothes in the Vogue fashion room. For Mossy’s new career, it sounds like this is only the beginning.
