The Kate Moss Book

A highly personal and complete retrospective of Kate Moss's career, illustrating her evolution from girl to supermodel to photographic icon, created by Moss herself.
Kate Moss began modeling as a teenager, when the first photographs of her shot by Corinne Day appeared in The Face. While her celebrity skyrocketed in the '90s with her campaigns for Calvin Klein, Moss maintained
an intense and private glamour and became known for her dressed-down personal style and resulting street cred. She has remained one of fashion's most beloved and influential forces, whose legions of admirers range
from magazine editors, art directors, and photographers to fans of the collections she designed for Topshop and Longchamp. Moss has been photographed by every top fashion photographer, and this volume spans the entirety of
her unparalleled career, from model to fashion designer, and muse to icon, through images that Moss has personally selected for this book. It reveals her unique evolution from a shy and transformative young
girl into an international supermodel, showing the strength of her collaborations with the world's leading photographers, fashion designers, stylists, and artists.

Jefferson Hack is the founder of Dazed and Confused, AnOther, and AnOther Man magazines. Previously responsible for managing the careers of some of the fashion industry's most famous faces, Jess Hallett has risen to become one of the industry's most respected and heralded casting directors working today.