Kate Moss will launch a new collection for Topshop in April. The supermodel - who designed for the high-street store between May 2007 and November 2010 - is reportedly already working on the range, which will be sold in 40 countries worldwide and on Topshop.com.
The offering will comprise 40 pieces, spanning womenswear, accessories and footwear, and - as with previous Topshop collaborations - is expected to be inspired by Moss's personal wardrobe. The brand's creative director andVogue contributing fashion editor, Kate Phelan, and stylist Katy England are also involved in the project.
The offering will comprise 40 pieces, spanning womenswear, accessories and footwear, and - as with previous Topshop collaborations - is expected to be inspired by Moss's personal wardrobe. The brand's creative director andVogue contributing fashion editor, Kate Phelan, and stylist Katy England are also involved in the project.
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Moss's first collection for Topshop in May 2007 was met with much fanfare: the supermodel launched the range by posing in the windows of the Oxford Street store, while the clothes themselves became ubiquitous among the under-30s. Highlights included a floral tea dress which sparked a series of high-street copies, and denim cut-offs, similar to shorts that Moss wore to Glastonbury.
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