Kate Moss is one of the most enduring style icons of this era.
Known for her chiselled cheekbones, nonchalant stare and bravery to wear just about anything, she has built a career that cemented her as one of the most famous models in the world.
As the supermodel and mother to Lila Moss celebrates her 50th birthday, we’re taking a walk down memory lane and some of the looks that made us go ‘Wow’.
2023
Kate looked angelic in a sheer white gown at The Albies in New York City.
2023
Kate put her own spin on the classic power suit at the Saint Laurent Ready To Wear Spring 24 show.
2023
Kate Moss does what she does best – wearing Black – in a stunning maxi dress for the 2023 Fendi show at Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2024.
2022
Kate Moss and a guest are seen arriving at Loulou’s following her Diet Coke party at Annabel’s. She opted for a metallic barely-there dress with cowl neck.
2021
Kate Moss looking chic in a button up near her hotel on October 03, 2021 in Paris, France.
2019
Kate Moss attends The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion at Metropolitan Museum of Art.
2018
Kate Moss proves she can pull off any colour in emerald green at the 2018 Fashion Awards.
2018
A lover of a Saint Laurent mini, the supermodel turned up at the 2018 Met Gala in this show-stopping LBD.
2014
Showing off her fun side, Kate Moss went as her mini-me, Cara Delevingne, at Johnathon Ross’ annual Halloween party in London
2014
Revealing the willowy figure she’s famous for, Kate Moss wears a Ralph Lauren, thigh slit dress at an event held by Prince William to celebrate the work of The Royal Marsden cancer hospital.
2012
Moss was iridescent in this gold dress, showcasing her statuesque figure at the after party for the launch of her book, ‘Kate: The Kate Moss Book’ hosted by Marc Jacobs in London.
2012
Kate Moss became a gold medal during her appearance at the 2012 London Olympic Games closing ceremony along with other iconic British supermodels.
2011
Looking like the rockstar couple that they are, Kate wore a handmade ivory, John Galliano gown for her wedding to musician Jamie Hince.
The piece is now available for public viewing at an exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
2006
As the poster girl for the skinny jean, Kate Moss rocked this casual look shortly before launching her first collection for TopShop.
2005
Moss turned heads when she arrived at The Golden Age of Couture Gala at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, wearing this audacious vintage Dior dress and crimson lip.
2005
No one does the “just came back home from the club look” better than Kate Moss. Looking simply Parisenne in this lingerie-inspired dress, Moss owns the bed-hair and dark sultry makeup at the CFDA Fashion Awards in New York.
2005
Kate Moss began the Hunter Wellington boot trend when she was seen wearing this ensemble during the third day of the Glastonbury Music Festival with Pete Doherty.
2004
Wearing a midnight blue, sequinned dress to her 30th birthday, Moss became the disco ball at her party.
2003
The canary yellow dress swept the world when Kate Moss was snapped wearing it in 2003, resulting in thousands of copies.
It was not until 2014, that we could almost get our hands on the real thing, when Moss released the design in her TopShop collection.
1997
Looking sophisticated and sleek in a grey shift dress, Kate Moss accessorised with chandelier earrings and a classic red lip for the Cannes film festival.
1995
As the couple goals of the 90s, Moss is seen hand-in-hand with former boyfriend, Johnny Depp. She kept things simple with this stylish, strapless white dress and natural hair at Depp’s movie premiere in Beverly Hills.
1993
The ‘it’ girls of the 90s – Kate Moss joins fellow English supermodel, Naomi Campbell, at the Elite Model Agency party for the ‘Look of the Year Contest’ at the Hilton Hotel, London, wearing that daring dress.
1992
The campaign that kickstarted her career, Moss was just 17 when she and Mark Wahlberg, then known as “Marky Mark”, shot for Calvin Klein.
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