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Fashion's ultimate muse is making her debut at legendary auction house Christie's in London.
While she has previously donated a photograph of herself for an NSPCC charity auction and featured at other London-based houses such as Bloomsbury, this is the first time Christie's have commissioned a collection.

Featuring a glittering sculpture with exaggerated breasts and a photograph of her younger self aggressively punching the camera, the collection based on Moss, 39, is explosive and challenging.

Curated by renowned collector Gert Elfering, the works in various media celebrating Moss are otherwise unavailable on the market and represent the most celebrated global icon of fashion and style either uniquely or in very limited editions.

The collection features mainly photographic images, since that is the field in which she has made her career. The collection comprises many in exceptionally large sizes, some being famous and historic images as well as less familiar but equally compelling ones.

The selection of artists includes Allen Jones, with his work Kate Moss in bronze glitter from 2013, which is estimated to fetch between £20,000 and £30,000.

Stunning works by Annie Liebovitz, Mary McCartney, Craig McDean, Irving Penn, Mario Sorrenti, Sam Taylor-Wood, Juergen Teller, Mario Testino, Ellen von Unwerth, and Albert Watson also feature.

Their images are complemented by new, specially commissioned painting and sculpture by Allen Jones, a collage by Sir Peter Blake, a tapestry by Chuck Close, and a sculpture of Kate Moss as a naked angel in 18ct gold by Nick Knight.

'I am pleased to be working with Christie's once again, on this occasion to celebrate the living icon Kate Moss,' says collector and curator Gert Elfering.

'She is the subject and inspiration for this collection, but the importance of the present works is in her collaboration with the internationally renowned artists who created them.

'As I saw the collection taking shape, I was delighted by the variety and the consistent power of the works, and I have already enjoyed seeing the positive reaction in the faces of others when they first see them.

'Kate is the ultimate modern muse and we will be seeing her images in major museums and private collections for years to come. She has altered perceptions for women across the globe, encouraging them towards greater individuality and expressive freedom.

Albert Watson, Kate Moss in torn veil, Marrakech, 1993, archival pigment print, £20,000 - £30,000
'There is so much you can learn from Kate - how you should always remain true to yourself, develop your own style, and emphasise your individuality'.

The Kate Moss - The Collection action will take place at Christie's on 25 September.

'[This auction] is a very special event at Christie's this fall, a unique presentation of emblematic works that powerfully capture the very essence of contemporary glamour and style,' says Philippe Garner, Director of Photographs at Christie's.

'Gert Elfering has applied his great flair as a curator, to the concept of bringing together a group of outstanding works around the theme of the greatest icon of style of the modern age, Kate Moss.

'Gert recognised the appetite of today's collectors for photographs that confound traditional norms. And so he has worked with the artists involved to create unique or very limited edition printings in a range of scales that, in certain cases, reach dramatic mural proportions.

'He was also keen to include works in other media, reminding us that photography, while central to our image culture, should, in the hands of its great practitioners, be measured and appreciated among the arts in all media'.
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I don't like Versace by Donatella, but I love that they changed Kate's hair. And that last shot! She's working those terrible glasses. Love her face. She looks like the sexiest secretary ever. :lol::heart:
 
It's because you hotlinked the image. We usually ask members not to do that because many sites don't allow hotlinking and the links may go dead after a certain time. I uploaded the image to a hosting site and edited your post. Hopefully everyone can see it now.

I don't like Versace by Donatella, but I love that they changed Kate's hair. And that last shot! She's working those terrible glasses. Love her face. She looks like the sexiest secretary ever. :lol::heart:

Thank you *ana* for fixing that hotlink issue instead of just deleting the post :-)

To be more blunt, hotlinking is actually stealing bandwidth and is just as wrong as shoplifting. Please everyone, download the images you wish to post and upload them to either your own website or a free image hosting site.
 
W Korea July 2013

Kate
reprint LOVE S/S 2013
Photographer: Tim Walker
Model: Kate Moss
Styling: Katie Grand
Hair: Malcolm Edwards
Make-Up: Lisa Butler


Digital Edition W Korea
 
Just a picture of Kate designing phone accessories. Looks like they might be inspired by her tattoos.

So few candids these days...:(

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Her tattoos aren't very inspirational. Those are kind of disappointing. I guess we are getting phone cases with hearts, anchors, stars. . . and the letter P.
 
They should make phone cases with some of her iconic portraits, not her lame tats.
 
Kate's tattoos are personal to her and will be with her forever, so they are relevant to anything having to do with her. So don't dis them :-)
 

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