'Booze queen' Kate Moss defies blurry eyes in new Topshop campaign

Wednesday, April 1, 2009, 11:03 [IST]

London, April 1 (ANI): Kate Moss seemed to have left her booze blurs behind as she posed for a new Topshop campaign.

The supermodel, who has been repeatedly snapped looking bleary-eyed after her hard-partying sprees, unwrapped her new spring and summer collection looking her stunning self.

The 35-year-old style icon was said to have been inspired by her mum's look in the 70s while she inked her latest designs, reports the Sun.

Meanwhile, Kate has also reportedly bagged a place on The Lemonheads' comeback cover album sporting a rock star look.

She was further alleged to have lent her vocals on a version of Dutch electro duo Arling and Cameron's Dirty Robot. (ANI)

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