Kate Moss

Photobooks, postcards, and printed matter in which Kate Moss appears not only as subject but as image-system: face, brand, fashion document, and cultural shorthand. Objects from the 1990s and after, when her circulation through magazine, campaign, portrait, and celebrity produced a specific visual economy that printed matter both recorded and extended.

  • Kate Moss, Kate, Pavilion Books Ltd, London, 1997. Softcover, 15.5 × 21 cm. Extreme close-up monochrome photograph — Kate Moss's face cropped to eye, nose and lips; freckled skin; small white serif title 'k a t e' centred. Light cover wear, good vintage condition. Kate Moss, Kate, Pavilion Books Ltd, London, 1997. Interior spread. Left: photographic collage — layered colour fragments including film strips, sky, ocean, geometric shapes, and small fashion images in a loose figurative form. Right: full-bleed colour photograph — Kate Moss waist-deep in turquoise ocean, wet dark hair, direct gaze. Good vintage condition.

    KATE MOSS — Kate, Pavilion Books Limited, London, 1997

    KATE MOSS — Kate, Pavilion Books Limited, London, 1997