Kate Moss dazzled in a glitzy black and silver bejewelled bralette as she modelled for her new Zara collection on Monday.
The 50-year-old supermodel slipped into a number of outfits for her debut collection for the high street brand for Fall-Winter 24/25, which is launching on November 30.
Her glamorous ‘party capsule’ collection was designed by herself, Marta Ortega Pérez, the chair of Inditex (which owns Zara), and her long-term collaborator and stylist Katy England.
In one pH๏τo, the model put on a racy display as she flashed a peek of her cleavage in the plunging black bralette, which featured silver sequinned embellishments.
She teamed the statement piece with a pair of black trousers and allowed her long blonde tresses to fall behind her shoulders.
Kate looked glamorous as she completed her look with dramatic winged eyeliner and a glowing palette of makeup, elevating her natural beauty.
Kate Moss dazzled in a glitzy black and silver bejewelled bralette as she modelled for her new Zara collection on Monday
The 50-year-old supermodel slipped into a number of outfits for her debut collection for the high street brand for Fall-Winter 24/25
Adding to the outfit, she later threw on a silver blazer and added gold heels.
She then got changed into a black floral patterned maxi dress, whic boasted a thigh-high leg slit.
The model posed up a storm in the chic gown as she flaunted her toned pins, adding to her height with a pair of strappy red heels.
Elsewhere in the pH๏τoshoot, Kate embraced the vibe of the 70s as she donned a sliky floral top, which boasted a halterneck design and added flowing material.
She paired it with bootleg trousers which cinch in at the waist, before accessorising with gold hoop earrings and a chunky brown statement ring.
The model lounged out on a vibrant orange chair after slipping into one of the more glitzy options in the collection – a long-sleeved silver mini dress, featuring a small leg slit.
She also posed in a plunging black sequinned mini dress, paired with тιԍнтs and heeled boots, before draping a mesh cape over the top.
In a versatile, wearable, cross-generational collection, Kate has taken her knowledge, banked from her life at the highest tier of fashion with one eve perennially locked on the street and translated it into a contemporary collection of classic party pieces.
Her glamorous ‘party capsule’ collection was designed by herself and her long-term collaborator and stylist Katy England
Elsewhere in the pH๏τoshoot, Kate embraced the vibe of the 70s as she donned a sliky floral top, which boasted a halterneck design and added flowing material
She also posed in a plunging black sequinned mini dress, paired with тιԍнтs and heeled boots, before draping a mesh cape over the top
Adding to the outfit, she later threw on a silver blazer and added gold heels
The collection boasts laser cut dresses in cream and black, cut on the bias with personal detailing, as well as a smattering of prints, including Moss favourites leopord and 1930s vintage tea dress.
It also includes ‘jackets pulled from the back of a wardrobe and remodelled for maximum modem relevance’ and ‘coats, shoes and accessories telling stories of the night’.
‘I’ve enjoyed working with Zara on campaigns over the years and always loved their collaborations, so when Marta and I first talked about this project I was excited about getting to design clothes again and work with Katy England,’ Kate Moss said in a statement.
Describing her motivation behind the launch, she added: ‘For this collection, I wanted to create the perfect party capsule – pieces that feel effortlessly chic but with an edge.
‘Mixing classic cuts with just the right amount of glam to take you through the party season.’
