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absolutely beautiful
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Kate looks so happy on the last candids cute dress...Im curious to find out if shes really married to Jamie...
..Somehow I doubt that she is.
I wonder though if she will ever have an other child....I mean Lila is already 8..and Jamie doesnt have a kid, he might want one...
..Somehow I doubt that she is.I wonder though if she will ever have an other child....I mean Lila is already 8..and Jamie doesnt have a kid, he might want one...
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I really can't get enough of Kate!! So cute with Jamie
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i long to see what pictures are in that book ! great to hear hat Kate's the cover girl, she totally deserves it of course !!
The grey ones are SASS&BIDE, so Vogue is probably lying
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She looks incredible in the Paris 2010 Vogue editorial! Hot damn!
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CK ONE ad from 1996.
(my own scan)
(my own scan)
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New David Yurman Shot:
*Dailymail.com
*Dailymail.com
She's no stranger to posing nude for photoshoots, having stripped for magazines including Vogue, Interview and Love.
And it seems Kate Moss, 36, still has no qualms about showing off her figure, judging by these pictures of the British model in the 2010/11 advertising campaign for jeweller David Yurman.
Kate is seen laying on her front wearing only a heavy chain necklace and bracelet in the shots taken by renowned photographer Peter Lindbergh in St Bart's earlier this year.
In another shot, mother-of-one Kate is photographed up to her chest in the sea, with her hair slicked back, wearing a different necklace.
Sexy: Kate Moss poses nude for the 2010/2011 advertising campaign for David Yurman's jewellery
Kate is clearly happy with her figure, which is slightly more curvy than when she started in the modelling industry, and said recently she thought she was too thin when she first started out.
She said: 'I was never anorexic, so I was never that skinny. I was never bony-bony. But I remember thinking, "I don’t want to be this skinny."
'I was doing shows and flying economy … nobody ever fed me. Or I’d be staying in hotels so cheap that by the time I’d get in, there wasn’t any room service… I didn’t eat for a long time.'
But now Moss has finally accepted her figure, despite saying she is aware many people don't regard her as a natural beauty.
Smouldering: In another shot Kate is seen up to her chest in the sea, wearing a black bandeau top and necklace
Relaxing: The shots were taken by renowned photographer Peter Lindbergh in St. Bart's earlier this year
She said: 'It sounds really corny, but I think that if you’re beautiful inside, it shows on the outside for sure.
'You can be a pretty face, but if you’re not a nice person, it just doesn’t work. I’m not traditionally a beauty, but apparently people think I’m all right. If you’re a nice person, it definitely helps.'
However, Kate also revealed in a recent interview that while she is happy being photographed, she is less happy with the 'celebrity' tag which comes with being a model.
She said: 'When I work with photographers I become a muse, sort of. But it's not me. It's this character that they make me into. I've no idea why people are so interested in me.
'It makes me a bit uncomfortable talking about it, actually. I don't like being famous, no. It encroaches on your life. A lot.
'It's something I'm still learning to deal with. If I can keep people interested in my work for another few years I'll be happy.'
dailymail
And it seems Kate Moss, 36, still has no qualms about showing off her figure, judging by these pictures of the British model in the 2010/11 advertising campaign for jeweller David Yurman.
Kate is seen laying on her front wearing only a heavy chain necklace and bracelet in the shots taken by renowned photographer Peter Lindbergh in St Bart's earlier this year.
In another shot, mother-of-one Kate is photographed up to her chest in the sea, with her hair slicked back, wearing a different necklace.
Sexy: Kate Moss poses nude for the 2010/2011 advertising campaign for David Yurman's jewellery
Kate is clearly happy with her figure, which is slightly more curvy than when she started in the modelling industry, and said recently she thought she was too thin when she first started out.
She said: 'I was never anorexic, so I was never that skinny. I was never bony-bony. But I remember thinking, "I don’t want to be this skinny."
'I was doing shows and flying economy … nobody ever fed me. Or I’d be staying in hotels so cheap that by the time I’d get in, there wasn’t any room service… I didn’t eat for a long time.'
But now Moss has finally accepted her figure, despite saying she is aware many people don't regard her as a natural beauty.
Smouldering: In another shot Kate is seen up to her chest in the sea, wearing a black bandeau top and necklace
Relaxing: The shots were taken by renowned photographer Peter Lindbergh in St. Bart's earlier this year
She said: 'It sounds really corny, but I think that if you’re beautiful inside, it shows on the outside for sure.
'You can be a pretty face, but if you’re not a nice person, it just doesn’t work. I’m not traditionally a beauty, but apparently people think I’m all right. If you’re a nice person, it definitely helps.'
However, Kate also revealed in a recent interview that while she is happy being photographed, she is less happy with the 'celebrity' tag which comes with being a model.
She said: 'When I work with photographers I become a muse, sort of. But it's not me. It's this character that they make me into. I've no idea why people are so interested in me.
'It makes me a bit uncomfortable talking about it, actually. I don't like being famous, no. It encroaches on your life. A lot.
'It's something I'm still learning to deal with. If I can keep people interested in my work for another few years I'll be happy.'
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