I am so sick of her face…. I really am, like you say she is the face of everything and I am really bored of her, I am more interested in seeing her looking like crap with that idiot boyfriend of hers.
With reference to the collection at TOPSHOP. I do not really shop there that often, I have been in a few times lately and been unable to find anything… oh no thats a lie, I got a bargain in the sale! But i really don’t think Kate’s collection is all that. I’v seen it in so many magazines already I wouldnt buy any of it. It’s like when you have something in your wardrobe for so long and you get bored of it… I’m bored of seeing that lemon/black pinstripe and floral dress.

I am not going to be buying any of Kate Moss’ collection as although i love her, i think its very unfair that she has copied other designers and released them as her own, she hasn’t designed any of the clothes, just simply worn them. Also EVERYBOBY will be wearing the collection and i do not want to look like a clone, it will just be how topshop used to be, everyone wearing the same mass produced pieces!!

As The Daily Mail said; “A* for Publicity, B for Clothes” and how right they were….

I was actually in Hospital for “K-Day” and was unable to witness the madness first hand. However, I found myself neither bothered nor caring whether I got my mits on the £45 pansy dress that is now selling on ebay for £100+, I soon figured out why when I finally made it to Topshop a few days later to find a whole section cornered off in worship of Miss Moss screaming excitement and importance. Now, whether this was simply for effect or an attempt to reduce the chance of shoppers clambering over each other for the eagerly anticipated collection, I have no idea because to put it bluntly, no one seemed that interested either way. I do realise I was a few days late, missing the initial furore surrounding the launch, however unlike Stella and Victor/Rolf whose every item flew off the rails like S*** off a shovel, Kate’s effort to follow suit seems to have miserably failed. Ok a few pieces were great (albeit 5/6 of them) but the vast majority begs the question of how much of the actual collection did she design to be asked. The £10 vests are a similar design to Topshop’s own range, the jeans are exactly the same bar a couple of swallows on the back, come to think of it the whole collection is rather like that one vest; bland and boring.

Moral of the story? Topshop rips off Moss better than the model herself: A* for Topshop, B for Miss Moss.

The arrival of the Kate Moss collection in Topshop did little to excite me, let alone my wardrobe! After seeing the clothes weeks ago in Vogue and various other magazines the magic had already gone! Out of curiosity I visited Topshop late on launch day and it was as I expected. I felt like I’d already seen every item and started to walk away completely uninspired. As I turned my back on the Kate Moss ‘area’ I heard an American woman loudly squealing ‘This is sooooo diffeeeerent!” while holding the badly made metallic mini dress. I’m sure she’ll be showered with compliments when she heads back to the US but I couldn’t help but giggle – this lady had completely fallen for the amazing PR machine. I felt a little mean to laugh but that comment made my Kate day enjoyable!

I have to admit im quite a fan of the collection although you do have to have legs and an ass like Gisele to look good in most of the items, and unfortunately i don’t and neither did half the people i saw the other night sporting the so called ‘dresses’- orange peel springs to mind!

Another week, another celebrity collection hitting our highstreet stores… haven’t we all just had enough of it now?
I may be slightly biased when it comes to the Kate Moss collection as I don’t actually like the girl at the moment - who has the right to make drugs cool and promote to children (and those easily influenced or needing an excuse) that ‘oh don’t worry guys do drugs and you’ll be even better off than before’…. hmmm there seems to be something seriously wrong in our celebrity obsessed society. Anyway back to the collection itself - really it did little to inspire me. At least with the Madonna collection it brought an ounce of reaction (i.e. cheap and nasty - diamante zips haven’t been seen since I was 10 - sorry not a fan of that collection either!) The Kate Moss collection did little to get my heart racing - it was just bland, regurgitated Topshop designs - we’ve all seen it before. Well done to Topshop really - they produced the same things they always have, put the Kate Moss name on them and then whacked the price up. I raise my glass to you - a pure marketing goldmine!