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So gorgeous. It's just kind of the perfect dress for the occassion. Am I allowed to say that I am also loving Jamie's outfit there? Oh well, I'm saying it. They make a fit pair.
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Her legs 
<3 I love that dress too
<3 I love that dress toofrom stylist.co.uk
Kate Moss: beauty's new mogul
Stylist meets British fashion’s most famous face
The last time Stylist met Kate Moss, she told us her hair and make-up team call her the ‘moving target’ because of her constant chattering. But today she’s clearly been sitting still because she’s sporting a perfect slash of deep red lipstick on that famous pout, along with her trademark slick of black eyeliner.
We are in a suitably glamorous place to meet the newly married supermodel – Claridge’s penthouse – where she is decked out entirely in grey (Stella McCartney knitted vest, Alexander McQueen cigarette pants and pointy courts) with her slim limbs folded underneath her as she half-lies on the suite’s sofa. Despite the girlish lilt and constant giggles, she has a certain elegance and serenity that make it clear why Kate has spent her life in front of the lens, her face a canvas for world’s finest make-up artists.
Now she has put the beauty knowledge she has accumulated to good use, with a seven-strong lipstick range for Rimmel. The self-titled lip collection (£5.49 each, in stores now) is brighter, bolder and more catwalk-inspired than ever before; our favourites are the brilliantly true blue-red No.1 (pictured) and the edgy violet plum No.4. We chat to her about English roses, the power of the pout and, er, gravy.
We recently held a competition to win the Balmain jacket you wore in the new Rimmel campaign. How much input did you have into the look?
Well, I chose the lipstick colours myself, I also had my stylist there on the day, and I knew the director. With the make-up, it was a case of me saying, “I love this red lip with this grey eyeshadow,” and taking it from there.
Why is lipstick the first make-up product you’ve created with Rimmel?
Lipstick is iconic. It’s the one product that marks out an era, and a certain lip colour can define a season. It makes me feel more ‘done’. I wear a beige lip in the day, but red when I’m going somewhere – it makes that transition from day to night. I just slick it on, I don’t bother with lipliner.
Do you think lipstick has a particular resonance with London – is it a very British statement to make?
Yeah, British girls do a really good red lip. It’s not so much an American thing. The British are more eccentric, they’re not scared to try different looks, whereas in America, it’s all glossy beige, with the perfect blow-dry, the perfect manicure. In Paris, it’s a dark red lip and a smokey eye. In London, it’s much more thrown together, there’s no standard uniform.
What is your favourite make-up look from your catwalk days?
There were so many, but I loved John Galliano’s geisha show [Dior in 1994]. The make-up was amazing. It was the first time I had really done the eyeliner tick. It was fun getting into the spirit of a particular look. Sometimes I’d be doing five shows a day, some you wouldn’t like too much and some you’d be like “Do they have to take it off? I really like this one!”
"British are more eccentric. They’re not scared to try different looks."
What is your favourite beauty era?
I love the Sixties with Julie Christie and Jane Birkin – those natural English beauties. That’s the look that is most me, when I wore the tight-to-the knee dresses. I don’t think I bleached my hair until I was 20. I like experimenting for big occasions though. You’ve always got to do a bit of a number for the birthday!
Do you like the same era in design?
I’ve found this shop that had all these lamps from the Thirties, so I’m into that. I love Art Deco too. I’ve got pictures that I love by artists that I love such as Magritte.
Do you often have beauty treatments or would you say you’re fairly low maintenance?
I’m definitely low maintenance but I do have a lot of massages and I have this girl who comes to my house to do my nails. My friends will come over and we’ll all get our nails done or have waxes. My daughter [Lila Grace, nine] has got really into nail art. The other day I turned up at work with gold and black patterned nails that she’d done for me.
Would you describe yourself as a homebody at heart?
It depends how busy I am, but I did get really into cooking at one point. I can do a good roast with my eyes closed. I’m amazing with gravy. That’s my speciality, even other people ask me to do gravy at their house. I’m very proud of my gravy.
Kate Moss: beauty's new mogul
Stylist meets British fashion’s most famous face
The last time Stylist met Kate Moss, she told us her hair and make-up team call her the ‘moving target’ because of her constant chattering. But today she’s clearly been sitting still because she’s sporting a perfect slash of deep red lipstick on that famous pout, along with her trademark slick of black eyeliner.
We are in a suitably glamorous place to meet the newly married supermodel – Claridge’s penthouse – where she is decked out entirely in grey (Stella McCartney knitted vest, Alexander McQueen cigarette pants and pointy courts) with her slim limbs folded underneath her as she half-lies on the suite’s sofa. Despite the girlish lilt and constant giggles, she has a certain elegance and serenity that make it clear why Kate has spent her life in front of the lens, her face a canvas for world’s finest make-up artists.
Now she has put the beauty knowledge she has accumulated to good use, with a seven-strong lipstick range for Rimmel. The self-titled lip collection (£5.49 each, in stores now) is brighter, bolder and more catwalk-inspired than ever before; our favourites are the brilliantly true blue-red No.1 (pictured) and the edgy violet plum No.4. We chat to her about English roses, the power of the pout and, er, gravy.
We recently held a competition to win the Balmain jacket you wore in the new Rimmel campaign. How much input did you have into the look?
Well, I chose the lipstick colours myself, I also had my stylist there on the day, and I knew the director. With the make-up, it was a case of me saying, “I love this red lip with this grey eyeshadow,” and taking it from there.
Why is lipstick the first make-up product you’ve created with Rimmel?
Lipstick is iconic. It’s the one product that marks out an era, and a certain lip colour can define a season. It makes me feel more ‘done’. I wear a beige lip in the day, but red when I’m going somewhere – it makes that transition from day to night. I just slick it on, I don’t bother with lipliner.
Do you think lipstick has a particular resonance with London – is it a very British statement to make?
Yeah, British girls do a really good red lip. It’s not so much an American thing. The British are more eccentric, they’re not scared to try different looks, whereas in America, it’s all glossy beige, with the perfect blow-dry, the perfect manicure. In Paris, it’s a dark red lip and a smokey eye. In London, it’s much more thrown together, there’s no standard uniform.
What is your favourite make-up look from your catwalk days?
There were so many, but I loved John Galliano’s geisha show [Dior in 1994]. The make-up was amazing. It was the first time I had really done the eyeliner tick. It was fun getting into the spirit of a particular look. Sometimes I’d be doing five shows a day, some you wouldn’t like too much and some you’d be like “Do they have to take it off? I really like this one!”
"British are more eccentric. They’re not scared to try different looks."
I love the Sixties with Julie Christie and Jane Birkin – those natural English beauties. That’s the look that is most me, when I wore the tight-to-the knee dresses. I don’t think I bleached my hair until I was 20. I like experimenting for big occasions though. You’ve always got to do a bit of a number for the birthday!
Do you like the same era in design?
I’ve found this shop that had all these lamps from the Thirties, so I’m into that. I love Art Deco too. I’ve got pictures that I love by artists that I love such as Magritte.
Do you often have beauty treatments or would you say you’re fairly low maintenance?
I’m definitely low maintenance but I do have a lot of massages and I have this girl who comes to my house to do my nails. My friends will come over and we’ll all get our nails done or have waxes. My daughter [Lila Grace, nine] has got really into nail art. The other day I turned up at work with gold and black patterned nails that she’d done for me.
Would you describe yourself as a homebody at heart?
It depends how busy I am, but I did get really into cooking at one point. I can do a good roast with my eyes closed. I’m amazing with gravy. That’s my speciality, even other people ask me to do gravy at their house. I’m very proud of my gravy.
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^does your friend have any pics, by any chance? that would be so great!! thanks
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Kate Moss is dressed down as she leaves her home in London.
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I briefly saw her once a few years ago, and in fairness it was a dark bar and I was pretty far away, but I just remember her a being really tiny and 'cool' (I definitely wished I was sitting at her table) but not strikingly beautiful. That's part of why I'm such a fan, I think she has an amazing ability to project herself in photographs like no other model really. It's a unique talent.
I think most people in the public eye are quite ordinary. It's just hype that makes people believe these people are extraordinarily beautiful. But Kate has never been a drop-dead beauty. That's what made her so popular to begin with. She really looks like some English chick that got plucked out of obscurity but who made it really big because she was so different from the Amazons at the time.
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I can't get over Kate's dress at Louis Vuitton. Sexy, feminine, fun, Couture! 
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Does Kate have a stylist? Maybe it's naive, but I always thought her look was all her...anyone know who the stylist is?
RE: Stylist meets British fashion’s most famous face
"I also had my stylist there on the day, and I knew the director."
RE: Stylist meets British fashion’s most famous face
"I also had my stylist there on the day, and I knew the director."
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I hope that's all. If she has a stylist for everyday stuff I'll be so upset... like finding out Santa Claus isn't real. I refuse to believe she has one.
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I read once in the book 'Kate Moss Style' that James Brown helps her pick a lot of her clothes, but I would also hazard a guess that her stylist friend Katy England also helps her, but I wouldn't say that was on putting it together, more sourcing her vintage pieces and Katy did help a great deal on Kate's topshop collections.
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LOL! I would feel the exact same way!
(And what do you mean Santa Claus isn't real???)
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does anybody know which Lanvin dress she wore?
I know which dress your referring to.
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^ That's one of the her Top 5 looks for me. It's perfect.
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