The legendary model from the 90s stars on the cover of Vogue UK magazine in the January 2021 issue • Her best friends from the industry ask her questions
The most iconic and legendary supermodel of the 1990s Kate Moss, 46, stars on the cover of Vogue UK magazine in the January 2021 issue first published last night (Monday).
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The cover in question was published exactly 28 years since her debut on the cover of the reputed magazine in 1993, the cover that changed her life forever and declared her the hottest model in the industry.
Moss shows on the gate in question a temporary beauty.
The cover reads in large letters: "Kate Moss is better than ever."
The super model, known for her fashionable, chic and unique taste, was photographed for an amazing two-goal production, in which she looks as if time has stopped reigning with a glamorous and refreshing look.
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Vogue posted the production photos on Instagram when in one of the posts they wrote: "There is only one Kate Moss, and in the January 2021 issue of the magazine she proves why she is the queen of style."
The styling of the production was done by none other than the editor-in-chief of the reputed magazine, Edward Annapol, who we only assume was so moved by the class that he did not want to let anyone else enjoy it.
In the first cover, Moss wears the Total Look of Italian luxury brand Versace with the look featuring a sleeveless black t-shirt with black pants and a belt with a gold clasp in the Versace logo, a French Brett hat by Luke Hatters and a gold arm bracelet by Pebble London.
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The choice of the Italian brand in question is not for nothing.
This is the first brand to announce Moss, along with other well-known models, including Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington and Claudia Schiffer as supermodels in the global fashion industry, which jumped their salaries to huge sums and turned them from anonymous runway models into mega superstars around the world.
The title they hold to this day no one can take from them.
As you can see, the industry in the world is making every effort to perpetuate it forever.
On another gate, Moss wears a Dior green chiffon maxi dress with gold bracelets and large Mesika hoop earrings with black nail polish on the nails.
Moss looks fresh, radiant and tanned, with the ethnic look particularly befitting it.
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The third block moose wears a deep black V-neck dress from the French luxury brand Celine with a black collar topped with a large red rose with a Cartier gold wristwatch.
The big rose on the neck is a trend that dominated the industry in the nineties, and who can forget Carrie Bradshaw star of "Sex and the City" whose rose on the blazer or dress has already really become her trademark.
Does this signal the return of the trend?
We are totally in favor.
In addition to producing the cover, Moss was also interviewed for Vogue's 28 familiar questions, where she answers questions from her best friends in the fashion industry, including designers Marc Jacobs, Diane Van Furstenberg, Christian Louboutin, Vivian Westwood, John Galliano and many more. And stars have asked her questions, including Doa Lipa, Christy Turlington, Stella Maxwell, Winnie Harlow and even 1960s supermodel Twiggy singer Elton John and her daughter Laila Grace.
For the full video, watch here.
