





Several newspapers have reported that Kate Moss has been dropped as the face of Agent Provocateur. Now the spokeswomen for AP explains on Vogue.co.uk that the rumours are inaccurate. She also mentions that Kate has been signed for a one year contract as the face of the bridal collection, White Wedding. Agent Provocateur is one month into the campaign and it has proved the most successful campaign the company has ever done.


It´s the question on every aspiring young model's lips but just what exactly does it take to become a model and join the ranks of Kate Moss?" You need the cheekbones, you need the jaw-line," explains founder of Storm model agency, Sarah Doukas, in today's G2. "You can look at someone who is gorgeous but perhaps has quite a round face, without the definition that you need for a camera and light to turn it into this fantastic canvas." "I'm considered eccentric because I will take people that are 5ft5in. I refuse to conform completely, but you have to be realistic," she adds. Doukas famously discovered Moss walking through New York's JFK airport.
Kate Moss says "I do" - to Agent Provocateur. Those fashion-world whispers are true and the supermodel, who starred in a series of raunchy videos for the label just last year, is now officially the face of AP's bridal range. A spokesperson for the label confirmed to us this morning that Nick Knight has already shot a series of six images for the campaign, in which Moss stars as a bride who, we are tantalisingly told, has a "last minute change of heart".
If you like your art with a certain cachet, you will be pleased to hear that Banksy's feted take on Kate Moss is being celebrated by art society The Helium Foundation, which is releasing a complete portfolio of all six Kate prints for sale. One of the original prints - in which Moss is invoked as a modern Marilyn, Andy Warhol-style - smashed its £20,000 to £30,000 guide price at Bonham's Urban Art auction in February, selling for £96,000.