The British supermodel claims she is “still having a wonderful time modelling” and going to do it as long as possible. As you know Kate still walks the runway and participates in various ad campaigns. Besides, she designs clothes and a range of perfumes for UK retailer Topshop. Her new venture includes the work with Longchamp, the beauty designs handbags for the label.

She tells Britain’s Grazia magazine:

I’m still having a wonderful timemodelling. In career terms, things have never been better. Modelling hasgiven me insights and experience that I can now use in other ways. Sometimes, I don’t like the fame, but then I’ve got to deal with it, so I do. You know, I just wanted to be good at my job, I never wanted to be famous, but that happens to come with it”.

We have recently written that Claudia Schiffer and Cindy Crawford stopped their careers as catwalk models because they no longer feel right to do it. To keep busy the women front photo shoots and work on their own womenswear.

MillionLooks just cannot miss this news as Kate is one of the most popular models and our readers love her very much. We are very happy for her and hope her life will change to the better. Be happy, Kate!

Talking about career goals of the British supermodel we should remind you that Kate is very interested in designing. She already has a line together with Topshop, and now Longchamp reports that she is to launch a range of handbags for the accessory label.

The new venture is to prove Kate’s ability to create fashionable pieces.

A source said:

Kate is looking forward to the release of her work. She loves working with Topshop, but this high-fashion range will really prove her design credibility.”

This isn’t the first time the model has collaborated with the brand. She has previously modelled for Longchamp and in 2007 helped to “add the final design touches” to the brand’s Legend bag.

Selfridges have announced they no longer offer the Marina Rinaldi range, which includes sizes from 14 to 26. As a result, the largest size a woman can get now is 16, or 18 in some fashion lines, though those are scarce.

The retailer explains the decision stating that the ‘company does not believe larger lady customers, who often struggle to find clothes in their size, are good for its image’. This means that now plenty of women might be feeling hurt as they aren’t good for the image of Selfridges.

While Selfridges refuses to dress their larger customers other retailers seem to recognize modern people’s needs better. For example, in 2005 Topshop chiefs admitted the necesity to ‘inflate their sizes in order to cope with the fact that Britain’s young women are ‘blossoming’’. The same thing was done by Marks & Spencer.

The new policy of Selfridges immediately provoked huge discussions among ordinary people and fashion executives.

Cheryl Hughes, who runs plus size modelling agency Hughes Models, said:

Half the country need size 16 or bigger. It’s disgusting that Selfridges won’t sell them.’

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The accessory was the creation of jewellery designer Ann Dexter-Jones. It was the black onyx, black diamond, solid gold and silver bauble.

Kate wasn’t confident enogh to ask about the bracelet herself, she asked her friend and boss – billionaire retailer and head of Topshop Sir Philip Green – to purchase the piece she wanted so eagerly. So, Ann was offered a large sum of money for the accessory plus Kate was ready to give away her own Chanel bracelet.

Ann Dexter-Jones commented:

She was so crazy to wear it so Sir Philip Green insisted Kate have it immediately and bought it for her right off my wrist. And Kate gave me her Chanel bracelet as a gift, so that my wrist wasn’t bare.”

Ann’s line of now-famous jewelry will debut soon.

The supermodel, who has her own range with British high street store Topshop, is fascinated by the work behind the scenes as she wants to get a true insight into the fashion industry.

She said:

It’s fun for me. I still model, and I enjoy that, as well. Working on the creative process is really interesting for me because I do know what I like, so it’s fun for me to realise that it becomes part of you. It’s not just putting your name on something, it’s about being involved.”

Kate understands that to be successful in designing she needs to know all details of creative process.

She said:

I want to know what goes on behind-the-scenes, as well, and how to be successful at that part of the industry.”

The 35-year-old supermodel says the collection is inspired by traditional Japanese and Chinese styles and techniques. It displays prints of bamboo, flying stalks, lotus flowers, fireworks, etc.

Beside beautiful dresses you see, the line includes a series of shrugs and sequinned knit waistcoats to keep you warm in the cold winter evenings.

To add to these, the model created a few lingerie items for the range: triangular-shaped bras as well as floral printed silk pyjamas. And it was planned to include nightwear into the line too.

I love beautiful nightwear, it makes you feel great,” Kate said. “Over the years, I’ve collected millions of vintage slips, nighties, camis and bed jackets.”

The new range is going to generate the usual hysteria from teenagers desperate to imitate the icon’s style. But Kate considers it’s not her celebrity status that makes her lines so successful.

She told The Observer’s Woman magazine:

I don’t think people buy these things because they want to look like me. They buy them because they know that I have an input, and that I really know about fashion, about fit. And so I should. I’ve had 20 years of clothes on my back.’

Kate has even confessed she likes being taken as a designer:

If I can keep people interested in my work for another few years I’ll be happy.”

And now she unveiled her new Autumn 2009-Winter 2010 line for TopShop which is in style again.

This season’s grunge is all about being creative about how you put your look together, and not necessarily spending a fortune. It’s about being a little bit surprising and very creative. I love the glamour of adding some vintage to my look, and have done for years, as it keeps things original,” Moss told Style magazine this week.

This is 11th line for the popular high street store by Moss. Her clothes are inspired by various eras – 60’s hippy, bright 80’s, tattered 90’s and of cause 2000s.

Kate Moss’ Autumn/Winter 2009/2010 range for Topshop hits stores today, August 27 and consists of 66 pieces: jackets, leather items, fur coats, oversized ladder weave jumpers and chiffon ruched dresses.

I think it will be on top and be sold very quickly.

Leading retailers including Debenhams, Uniqlo, John Lewis and Topman have already signed on for the event and talks are in progress with other major household names such as Selfridges, Topshop, Marks & Spencer and Miss Selfridge.

The event is planned to start on Monday, September 7th. But before that there is a lot to do.

In August, Oxford Street shoppers will be asked to vote for the celebrity they like best to choose a “High Street Queen”. The winner will play an important part in the fashion week.

Among other events we can name workshops, fashion shows, makeovers, late-night shopping and in-store promotions.

The New West End Company, a conglomerate dedicated to boosting London’s West End as a global shopping destination, is responsible for the organization of the event under the support of major retailers and the Mayor of London.

One more fashion event needs to be mentioned here, that is “Fashion’s Night Out” organized by Vogue as well as with international designers, boutiques and department stores. This will take place on Thursday September 10th in key cities around the world and is intended to celebrate fashion and shopping.

These two events will work as a build-up to London Fashion Week, which will start on September 18th and last to 22nd. This year London Fashion Week celebrates its 25th anniversary.

Why I say great? Because everything is so secret about it that it just cannot be bad, Topshop can’t disappoint us!

We don’t know much about the line actually. But some things have been revealed.

The collection is going to be the biggest ever for Topshop. It includes 39 pieces (with shoes and bags) and is to be launched this September. The prices will range from around $80 to $300.

This is more than a capsule collection. It’s proper: with bags, shoes, knitwear and dresses. It’s nothing like any other work I’ve done in the past. Everything is a bit “wow”. But If I tell you any more, I’ll be giving the theme away,” Christopher said.

Can’t wait to see what it’s like!

Florence Welch is supposed to support the legendary Blur in Manchester this Friday and then play Glastonbury on Saturday dressed ever-so glamorously in her own bespoke outfits, designed and made especially for her courtesy of Topshop.

An ideal glam image for the star – a black bespoke tailored bodice will provide the center piece for each outfit, worn with three different intricate capes, fringing and delicate accents – finished with gravity defying cage style shoes in black python.

Topshop always does some we admire! Let’s admire it this time as well.