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MJ b/f is well hot!! so is kate.




So true!!!


She said the girl looked really shocked!I would be shocked to if I had a screaming Kate Moss after meShe's in the uk Glamour, the one with Keira on the front, promoting her new perfume. There's a gorge pic, and she also mentions that she loves seeing people in her topshop stuff and that she shouted at a girl that was wearing something from her line on Oxford Street about how fabulous she looked!She said the girl looked really shocked!

vanityfair.comFour Faces of London
by Nicholas Coleridge | September 2008
What is it about London girls? Not that the four iconic models in this David Bailey portfolio are all Brits, but together they sum up five decades of London cool. Photographed in outfits designed by Christopher Bailey (no relation) for Burberry, created specially for this V.F. shoot, they exude the uncompromising individual quirkiness that’s been the hallmark of London from the days of Carnaby Street, Pop art, and Mary Whitehouse to those of Topshop, Britart, and Amy Winehouse. The antithesis of the cookie-cutter Eastern Europeans who trudge today’s global catwalks, or the sleek late-80s supermodels—Cindy, Linda, Christy—they transcended the anonymous-model genre to become personalities in their own right.
Veruschka, born Vera Gräfin von Lehndorff-Steinort into a noble family in East Prussia, may be the industry’s first modern, high-recognition face. Her brief appearance in Blow-Up, Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1966 cult film based on David Bailey’s Beatnik milieu, was called by Premiere magazine the sexiest scene in cinema history. That same year she did her first shoot wearing nothing but body paint. This month Assouline is publishing Veruschka, a limited-edition book that distills her legend. Penelope Tree, the daughter of journalist and M.P. Ronald Tree and American socialite Marietta Tree, after being spotted by Diana Vreeland and championed by Richard Avedon, gravitated to London, to the studio—and quickly the bedroom—of Bailey. Her doll-like features, gangly figure, and nonconformist attitude (she once shaved off her eyebrows “to look more like a Martian”) earned her the drooling admiration of the Beatles generation. Because she has seldom been seen smiling for the camera, her portrait here is historic. Twiggy, born Lesley Hornby in the London suburb of Neasden and known for her big eyes, long fake eyelashes, and tiny waist, epitomized 60s Swinging London, just as Kate Moss from Croydon epitomizes the city over the past two decades. Groover, designer, serial rock-star girlfriend, she’s currently Britain’s most recognizable woman, after the Queen and Victoria Beckham.
me too!^i love kate's picture for that article
Me too, i guess Wang handed her them during the shoot for W magazine Summer Camp, lucky bastard!![]()
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Wang and his muse, Kate Moss.
The most telling of pieces here, however, Wang has hidden away on his office wall. It’s a large Juergen Teller photograph of a playful Kate Moss — with tousled pink hair — peeking out from under all-white bed covers.
Wang, as anyone familiar with the designer knows, has been hooked on Moss-as-muse since his launch lineup of intarsia cashmere sweaters in fall 2005.