Kate Moss never pitched herself for work until a year ago, when longtime friend and co-conspirator Katie England persuaded her to offer her archives as inspiration for a Zara collection – Why? I guess that’s what he’s going to do. He then created a fairly professional PDF to thank England’s son Woolf, and the two got the gig.
Fast forward to Nov. 27, that fateful morning when Moss raided the dress space in a mythical-sounding storage facility, and after a summer spent bouncing between Zara’s headquarters in Spain, Oswald A compilation of typical Kate items came to light at a London party. .
A word to the guest list: Wow. With Moss’s Rolodex in hand, Inditex Chairman Marta Ortega Perez, Phoebe Philo and Max Wigram, Rose Ferguson and Jake Chapman, Edward Enninful and Alec Maxwell, Courtney Love and Sadie Frost , received positive RSVPs from Chioma Nnadi, Bella Freud, and Tim Walker. The Vogue cover star’s partner in crime, England, attended with husband Bobby Gillespie and sons Wolf and Lux, and was seated at the ‘kids table’ alongside Zara lookbook models Krita Collins and Ella Richards. Like her mother, Lyla Moss shone in a black beaded confection with a flapper vibe (family friend Kim Jones declared it a trend before giving in to Fendi). Still, it was a timeless look for the 2024 party season.
“I didn’t mean to dress up when everyone else was,” says Kate, who is keeping a close eye on the secrets ahead of the big night for an industry celebrity who insists the best parties are always held at home. It was obvious that he had been trained. Jess Morris, Cora Corre, Charlotte Tilbury, Lucy de la Falaise and Tish Weinstock all adhered to Moss’ tried-and-true partywear advice: “Black, always black.” And despite the model’s protests that she never likes being photographed as herself, finding it much easier to embody a character in front of the lens, she is every bit as charming as she is She looked like a hostess.
