Kate Moss

Kate Moss is an English fashion model who rose to prominence in the early 1990s and became known for work with leading designers, photographers, and brands.

Calvin Klein: Calvin Klein is an American fashion designer and the founder of the fashion company bearing his name. Moss’s early-1990s campaigns for his label helped establish her international profile.
Calvin Klein Obsession campaign: The Calvin Klein fragrance advertising campaign launched in 1985 and later featuring Kate Moss. Moss’s 1993 campaign with Mark Wahlberg became a defining early-career image.
Heroin chic: Heroin chic is a 1990s fashion aesthetic marked by pale styling, thin bodies, and deliberately disheveled imagery. Moss was frequently associated with the look, though the label simplified a broader photographic trend.
Naomi Campbell: Naomi Campbell is a British fashion model who rose to prominence in the late 1980s. Campbell’s commanding runway image contrasts with the understated, youth-coded image often assigned to Moss.
Mario Sorrenti: Mario Sorrenti is an Italian fashion photographer and director known for editorial and advertising imagery. His photographs of Moss for Calvin Klein’s Obsession campaign helped shape her early public image.
The Face: The Face was a British music and style magazine published from 1980 to 2004. Its 1990s fashion editorials helped circulate the candid photographic style linked with Moss.
Waif: A waif is a fashion and cultural image of a very slender, youthful-looking person. Moss’s early-1990s popularity helped bring this body ideal into fashion prominence.
Claudia Schiffer: Claudia Schiffer is a German fashion model who became internationally prominent in the late 1980s and 1990s. Schiffer’s polished glamour offers a foil to Moss’s association with informal, unconventional imagery.
Corinne Day: Corinne Day was a British fashion photographer known for intimate, informal images of young people. Day’s photographs of Moss helped define the raw, unpolished look associated with early-1990s fashion.
British Vogue: British Vogue is the British edition of Vogue, a fashion magazine first published in 1916. Moss appeared on its cover repeatedly and became a fixture of its fashion coverage.

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