CiaoManhattan
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i don't know if anyone has mentioned this... but doesn't the red dress remind you of the KP NUTS video and the dress she wore?
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i soooo love this dress!!!! she should wear more color, it really really suits her! (well, what doesn't?)
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CiaoManhattan said:
Yes! knew i had seen her in something similar but couldn't think what
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hey, I'm thinking about printing a Kate Moss photo on a t-shirt but I haven't decided which one I'm going to print.
Which photo do you think should be the right one to have on a tshirt?
Which photo do you think should be the right one to have on a tshirt?
she is an absolute goddess in that red dress, love the belt too, shes perfection, thanks so much for those pics!
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Is mannequin Moss exhausted after 12 seconds work?
1st May 2007
Normally she wears clothes effortlessly for a living. But designing them is a different matter for Kate Moss.
So it was that she fell asleep in the back of her car after the launch of her much anticipated first collection for Topshop.
Hard day at the office: Kate seen just after midnight after a party at China Tang restaurant following the launch of her range. Is she exhausted after an arduous 12 seconds of posing for the cameras?
Moss was heading home at midnight barefoot after a celebratory dinner with Topshop boss Philip Green and friends at China Tang at the Dorchester.
Four hours earlier, the supermodel had stood cowering behind a pillar at the Oxford Circus branch as thousands of fans who had been waiting for hours outside began to stream through the doors.
She had not wanted to watch them running down the escalators but Sir Philip persuaded her. It was her night, after all. Together with Green's wife Tina, daughter Chloe, and her own mother, Linda, Moss saw the frenzy generated by her designs. To say she looked nervous would be an understatement.
"Are you pleased?" Moss asked Sir Philip, as hordes of girls in footless tights stampeded past. His reply was unintelligible as he enveloped her in a giant bear hug.
"Thank God," said Moss.
I asked her mother if Kate was nervous.
"Oh, very," she said. "It's the first time Kate has done anything like this and she wants it to be right."
Kate posing in the Topshop window to excited crowds in Oxford Street
Now you see her...Miss Moss, left, and supporting cast
After a brief appearance modelling in the front window, Moss retreated backstage to a VIP area and held court on a red velvet banquette.
Dressed in a red, floor-length chiffon dress with a ruffled hem - one of her own designs, naturally - she was toasted by friends including Sadie Frost, Davinia Murphy, Rose Ferguson and Meg Mathews.
Moss's mates: Meg Matthews, Sadie Frost and Davinia Murphy were on hand to support the model
"To Kate," they shouted, clinking champagne glasses the size of vases.
"And to Katie," they added, referring to stylist Katie England, who had considerable input into the collection.
The mannequin in the window is Kate
Just half an hour before, Moss's select coterie of friends had been able to beat the crowd outside by placing their own orders on a form.
The favourite was 'number 16', a short, floral chiffon tea dress at £45. Also popular was a long, black satin maxi skirt and a red and silver halter-neck mini dress.
Kate leaving her London home for the launch
It was heartening to note that, when it comes to making snap retail decisions, fashion folk are just as useless as the rest of us: everyone wanted to know what everyone else was ordering.
Frost, elegant in a short, black shift dress, was careful not to plump for the same sandals as her younger sister, Jade Davidson, who is nanny to Moss's daughter, Lila Grace.
A sneak peek of the model's Topshop range
Long after Moss had been whisked off to dinner by a back entrance, the crowds continued streaming down the escalators.
In contrast to the scenes that greeted the opening of the new Primark store in Oxford Street three weeks ago, where customers were trampled in the rush, Topshop's crowd control was well-planned and effective.
Wrist bands had been issued on a first come, first served basis, with customers being let in in groups of 150.
Each was allowed to shop for 20 minutes, buying a maximum of five garments each, while DJ Lauren Laverne barked encouragement through a microphone. "Come on, ladies, you've only got 10 minutes left. Who's going to be first to the tills?"
The last group gained access at midnight, with the store finally closing at 00.30.
"I'll be back at midnight, seeing how it's going," Green told me, holding his daughter Chloe by the hand.
At which point, doubtless, the one-shouldered, white prom dress Chloe was wearing would have sold out long ago.
Oxford Street goes Kate mad
Green ahead of Kate Moss' launch
Moss wearing her collection which is set to break records
Topshop has ordered huge quantities of the clothes in anticipation of high customer demand.
Laura Weir, senior reporter for fashion industry bible Drapers, said: "Regardless of its critics, the tie-up will be hugely lucrative, a massive footfall driver and will cause a shopper frenzy across UK high streets.
"The first drop of commercially priced product will sell out in record time because, like her or not, a bulk of young female shoppers in the UK want to buy into the Kate Moss look and what she represents."
A high summer collection of Kate Moss designs will follow at Topshop stores in June.
source:dailymail
1st May 2007
Normally she wears clothes effortlessly for a living. But designing them is a different matter for Kate Moss.
So it was that she fell asleep in the back of her car after the launch of her much anticipated first collection for Topshop.
Hard day at the office: Kate seen just after midnight after a party at China Tang restaurant following the launch of her range. Is she exhausted after an arduous 12 seconds of posing for the cameras?
Moss was heading home at midnight barefoot after a celebratory dinner with Topshop boss Philip Green and friends at China Tang at the Dorchester.
Four hours earlier, the supermodel had stood cowering behind a pillar at the Oxford Circus branch as thousands of fans who had been waiting for hours outside began to stream through the doors.
She had not wanted to watch them running down the escalators but Sir Philip persuaded her. It was her night, after all. Together with Green's wife Tina, daughter Chloe, and her own mother, Linda, Moss saw the frenzy generated by her designs. To say she looked nervous would be an understatement.
"Are you pleased?" Moss asked Sir Philip, as hordes of girls in footless tights stampeded past. His reply was unintelligible as he enveloped her in a giant bear hug.
"Thank God," said Moss.
I asked her mother if Kate was nervous.
"Oh, very," she said. "It's the first time Kate has done anything like this and she wants it to be right."
Kate posing in the Topshop window to excited crowds in Oxford Street
Now you see her...Miss Moss, left, and supporting cast
After a brief appearance modelling in the front window, Moss retreated backstage to a VIP area and held court on a red velvet banquette.
Dressed in a red, floor-length chiffon dress with a ruffled hem - one of her own designs, naturally - she was toasted by friends including Sadie Frost, Davinia Murphy, Rose Ferguson and Meg Mathews.
Moss's mates: Meg Matthews, Sadie Frost and Davinia Murphy were on hand to support the model
"To Kate," they shouted, clinking champagne glasses the size of vases.
"And to Katie," they added, referring to stylist Katie England, who had considerable input into the collection.
The mannequin in the window is Kate
Just half an hour before, Moss's select coterie of friends had been able to beat the crowd outside by placing their own orders on a form.
The favourite was 'number 16', a short, floral chiffon tea dress at £45. Also popular was a long, black satin maxi skirt and a red and silver halter-neck mini dress.
Kate leaving her London home for the launch
It was heartening to note that, when it comes to making snap retail decisions, fashion folk are just as useless as the rest of us: everyone wanted to know what everyone else was ordering.
Frost, elegant in a short, black shift dress, was careful not to plump for the same sandals as her younger sister, Jade Davidson, who is nanny to Moss's daughter, Lila Grace.
A sneak peek of the model's Topshop range
Long after Moss had been whisked off to dinner by a back entrance, the crowds continued streaming down the escalators.
In contrast to the scenes that greeted the opening of the new Primark store in Oxford Street three weeks ago, where customers were trampled in the rush, Topshop's crowd control was well-planned and effective.
Wrist bands had been issued on a first come, first served basis, with customers being let in in groups of 150.
Each was allowed to shop for 20 minutes, buying a maximum of five garments each, while DJ Lauren Laverne barked encouragement through a microphone. "Come on, ladies, you've only got 10 minutes left. Who's going to be first to the tills?"
The last group gained access at midnight, with the store finally closing at 00.30.
"I'll be back at midnight, seeing how it's going," Green told me, holding his daughter Chloe by the hand.
At which point, doubtless, the one-shouldered, white prom dress Chloe was wearing would have sold out long ago.
Oxford Street goes Kate mad
Green ahead of Kate Moss' launch
Moss wearing her collection which is set to break records
Topshop has ordered huge quantities of the clothes in anticipation of high customer demand.
Laura Weir, senior reporter for fashion industry bible Drapers, said: "Regardless of its critics, the tie-up will be hugely lucrative, a massive footfall driver and will cause a shopper frenzy across UK high streets.
"The first drop of commercially priced product will sell out in record time because, like her or not, a bulk of young female shoppers in the UK want to buy into the Kate Moss look and what she represents."
A high summer collection of Kate Moss designs will follow at Topshop stores in June.
source:dailymail
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Everything Moss go at launch
Going for a throng ... customers scramble for clobber at launch of Kate's, left, collection, which was attended by her celeb pals.
FASHION fans ransacked the rails at Topshop last night at the launch of Kate Moss’s clothing line.
Store bosses tried to stop a scramble by letting in batches of 150 at a time to browse for just 20 minutes.
Kate, 33, wore a red dress to briefly pose like a mannequin in the window at the flagship store in London’s Oxford Street.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LAUNCH VIDEO
Then she sipped champagne with billionaire store boss Sir Philip Green, who said: “It’s exciting. It wouldn’t be here if we didn’t believe in it.” Commenting on Kate’s designs, he said: “Her style is different.”
The supermodel was reportedly paid £3million to create the range.
Shoppers were allowed to buy just five items each at the special four-hour preview session that began at 8pm last night.
The move was also to stop clothes being sold off quickly on eBay. The same rules will apply when the clothes are launched in 225 stores nationwide this morning. The collection includes 50 designs priced from £12 for a vest top to £150 for a cropped leather jacket. Schoolgirls Anna Gordon and Molly Marot, both 13, and Lalaya Lumley, 14, had left classes early in North London and headed straight for the queue. They decorated their foreheads with neon pens saying ‘I Love Kate Moss’.
Turn out ... Kate with Sir Philip, left, and mum Linda, bottom right, and centre, Peaches Geldof, and top, schoolgirls Anna, Molly and Lalaya
The launch attracted Kate’s mum Linda and her celebrity pals, including actress Sadie Frost, Meg Mathews — ex-wife of Oasis rocker Noel Gallagher — and former Hollyoaks star Davina Gardner. Also there were Peaches Geldof and supermodel Lily Cole.Topshop has ordered huge quantities of the clothes, expecting high demand. A spokeswoman for the chain said: “Most of the things have been bought in large volumes.”
source:thesun
Going for a throng ... customers scramble for clobber at launch of Kate's, left, collection, which was attended by her celeb pals.
FASHION fans ransacked the rails at Topshop last night at the launch of Kate Moss’s clothing line.
Store bosses tried to stop a scramble by letting in batches of 150 at a time to browse for just 20 minutes.
Kate, 33, wore a red dress to briefly pose like a mannequin in the window at the flagship store in London’s Oxford Street.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LAUNCH VIDEO
Then she sipped champagne with billionaire store boss Sir Philip Green, who said: “It’s exciting. It wouldn’t be here if we didn’t believe in it.” Commenting on Kate’s designs, he said: “Her style is different.”
The supermodel was reportedly paid £3million to create the range.
Shoppers were allowed to buy just five items each at the special four-hour preview session that began at 8pm last night.
The move was also to stop clothes being sold off quickly on eBay. The same rules will apply when the clothes are launched in 225 stores nationwide this morning. The collection includes 50 designs priced from £12 for a vest top to £150 for a cropped leather jacket. Schoolgirls Anna Gordon and Molly Marot, both 13, and Lalaya Lumley, 14, had left classes early in North London and headed straight for the queue. They decorated their foreheads with neon pens saying ‘I Love Kate Moss’.
Turn out ... Kate with Sir Philip, left, and mum Linda, bottom right, and centre, Peaches Geldof, and top, schoolgirls Anna, Molly and Lalaya
The launch attracted Kate’s mum Linda and her celebrity pals, including actress Sadie Frost, Meg Mathews — ex-wife of Oasis rocker Noel Gallagher — and former Hollyoaks star Davina Gardner. Also there were Peaches Geldof and supermodel Lily Cole.Topshop has ordered huge quantities of the clothes, expecting high demand. A spokeswoman for the chain said: “Most of the things have been bought in large volumes.”
source:thesun
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CiaoManhattan said:
I think it's one of her remake designs...
of that yellow dress from the video you speak of.
I think the original was Stella McCartney and she wore it to Elton John's ball.
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Thank you so much for everything Marlowe!!! especially loved the recap and how she fell asleep in her car LOL! Thanks hun.. dammit why is this thing typing in italics?! Anyways dw She looks gorgeous and that red dress looks amazing on her.
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41 street said:
on May 9 at/through Barneys
Thanks for the pics/info Marlowe Tiger Kate looks great. So happy this was a success!
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brokenenglish said:
i may be making this up, but it reminds me of the light blue john galliano dress from quite a few years back... She totally suprised me with the colour though, very bold and suits her as well.
the heavy eye make-up makes it worse...Miss Dalloway
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WOW she is a vision in that red dress,absoloutely gorgeus.
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I love the red dress.
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