Kate Moss fans are about to get much closer to copying the supermodel's signature style. Topshop is launching a new Kate Moss Collection in stores and online April 30, featuring an eclectic mix of pieces encapsulating the British fashion icon’s unique and revered vintage style. This is not their first collaboration, of course, but Moss promises this new endeavor is more premium than previous lines. Makes sense that as she has matured, so has her style.
“My first collection was seven years ago, and I have grown up since then,” Moss said. “Things that I want to wear are different.”
Moss is now using more luxurious fabrics, including silk chiffons from London Soho, gold lame from Italy and intricate lace from India. This collection also reflects an increased attention to detail in trimming, stitching and beading.
So what to expect for spring/summer 2014? Pieces that reflect her love for the Balearic Islands, for starters, along with pajama dressing, cocktail hour clothing and pieces dubbed “tailoring noir.” Items are based on Moss’ wardrobe, including vintage-inspired pieces that she deems difficult to find when shopping in secondhand stores.
Since it launched in 1994, Topshop has become a major British style authority, and its flagship store in London Oxford Circus attracts more than 500,000 shoppers per week. Topshop and Topman also have flagship stores in New York, Chicago, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. But rather than building standalone stores across the United States, the company teamed with Nordstrom in September 2012, introducing one of the first pop up shops in Austin.
The collaboration was so successful that Nordstrom added 28 Topshop and eight Topman departments last fall, including the first in Dallas, Houston and San Antonio.
Cotton dobby sundress ($150).
