Kate Moss Style: Inside The World's Most Famous Wardrobe
by Angela Buttolph; Century Hardback, UK

In a way it's redundant.

To many fashion followers Kate Moss wrote the book on natural, off-handed very personal style.  However, Kate Moss Style: Inside The World's Most Famous Wardrobe by Angela Buttolph (Century Hardback, UK) is the book that lends a spot on eye to what makes La Moss' wardrobe tick.

Filled with tidbits, quips, and scads of photos to help unfold the evolution of Kate's very watched and coveted style as a modern day fashion plate. œI think it's because I don't follow a trend. I just have a thrown-together look,� says Kate. Which explains, what we believe, to be the essence of amazing style: To never look like you are trying and always look as if it instinctively happened.

Through the close to 200-pages of chicness, there is nary a photograph of Kate Moss past the age of fourteen that looks dated or out of fashion. œClothes go in and out of fashion, but that's not real style. Style has to be classic,� explains the supermodel.

If you are a Kate Moss fan, student of fashion, or simply someone who adores a good chic lit, Angela Buttolph's Kate Moss Style book is something you will want to reference for a time to come.

Brilliant!

UK publication, October 02
US publication, November 25


-October 1, 2008

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