Kate Moss' Most Iconic Photoshoots

Since Kate Moss turned 41 yesterday, and she is one of my ultimate style icons, I thought now would be an appropriate time to take a look back at some of her most iconic photoshoots from over the years. Most of my favourites were shot by Testino, who is also somewhat iconic, and happens to be my favourite fashion photographer, so... 

Enjoy. x

1990 Shot by Kate Garner. Whilst these photos are of a 16 year old Kate, they only came to light in an exhibition called "Kate Moss - Revelation", at the Art Cube Gallery, Paris, in 2014.  

Where it all began... The Calvin Klein photo shoot with Mark Wahlberg that launched Kate's career as a model in 1992, shot by Herb Ritts. This photoshoot was the inspiration for the new Calvin Klein ads, featuring Justin Bieber & Lara Stone. 

Shot by Ellen von Unwerth, 1992. 

Shot by Peter Lindbergh for Harper's Bazaar, 1994. 

Kate Moss for Italian Vogue, December 1995. 

Mario Testino, 1996. 

Shot by Steven Klein in the 90's, with Naomi Campbell. 

Forbidden Fruit; Kate Moss for Mario Sorrenti. 

Mario Testino, 2002. 

Agent Provocateur, 2008. 

Kate Moss for i-D, Winter 2010, shot by Alasdair McLellan. 

As the face of David Yurman eyewear, shot by Peter Lindbergh. 

Shot with her daughter, Lila Grace, by Testino for Vogue US, September 2011. 

Elle France, 2011, shot by Sonia Sieff. 

Vogue UK, 2011, Mario Testino. 

With Naomi Campbell, shot by Mert Alas & Marcus Pigott, for Interview Russia, 2012. 

For W Magazine, shot by Steven Klein, 2012. 

Vogue UK, 2012. Shot by Mert Alas & Marcus Pigott. 

Shot by Patrick Demarchelier for Vogue, June 2013. This is one of my favourite photo shoots, so sixties & Brigitte Bardot-esque. 

Shot by Mario Testino for Allure, 2013. 

By Patrick Demarchelier, February 2014. With Catherine Deneuve for Vanity Fair. 

Cara & Kate, Mario Testino, 2014. For the launch of the "My Burberry" fragrance. 

Finally, for Vogue Italia, shot by Peter Lindbergh in 2015, completely unphotoshopped. It's fair to say she is looking pretty damn good for a woman of 41. Long live Queen Kate!