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Kate Moss & Cara Delevingne Have So Much in Common They’re Basically the Same Person

If it wasn’t already clear that Cara Delevingne is the second coming of Kate Moss, Mango’s new Fall/Winter 2015 ads make it crystal. 

The Spanish retailer paired the Brits together in a ‘70s themed shoot, wearing fringe capes, paisley blouses, wide-legged jumpsuits, suede jackets, skinny scarves, and more. The associated hashtag is, obviously, #somethingincommon, and throughout the video Moss and Delevingne are basically indistinguishable as some camera tricks seamlessly morph one into the other. Fashion photography duo Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin shot the campaign. 

“Inez & Vinoodh have captured the energy of the shoot perfectly,” 41-year-old Moss said. “Cara and I always have fun together and you really can see that in this campaign.” As for Delevingne, she called having Moss as her partner in crime ideal. “We are a lethal combination. I admire her personally and professionally, she represents a true fashion icon. It is a privilege to learn and to share this experience with her. The shoot has been epic, it’s always fun when Miss Moss is around.” The it-Brits worked together on Burberry’s fragrance campaign last season, posing in the nude. 

While there were rumors that Moss was mad at the young Paper Towns star for breaking her contract with modeling agency Storm Models in order to further pursue her acting career, it seems the rumblings were just that. Feast your eyes on Delevingne’s campaigns this season though, as they could be her last. 

At least she’ll go out with a legend. 

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I got the London Look! ;)  New Kate Moss Rimmel Triple Action Lip Balm Summer Nudes 2015 is a lovely consistency. Very moisturizing and comfortable. Beautifully packaged products at only £5.49.

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Kate Moss reading a selection of handwritten and sound poems.

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LIT LIT LIT LIT III is an evening of new readings, written and given by Alex Bovril, Donato Mancini, Kate Moss, and Maia Nichols Sunday, August 2, 2015 8:00 PM Publication Studio Vancouver 222 Georgia Street ALEX BOVRIL is a writer and visual artist. Recently, he has been pouring colours of concrete and writing fiction. He is currently an MFA Candidate in Creative Writing at New York University. DONATO MANCINI makes visual and procedural poetry, bookworks, and visual art. His books and chapbooks include: Snowline (2015), Buffet World (2011) Fact 'N' Value (2011), Hell Passport no.22 (2008), Æthel (2007), 58 Free Coffees (2006) and Ligatures (2005). Mancini's published critical writing includes work on the archive, time and memory in Anamnesia: Unforgetting (2011), and a discourse analysis of poetry reviews in You Must Work Harder to Write Poetry of Excellence (2012). His most recent full length book, Loitersack (2014), is a labyrinthine commonplace book where critical, theoretical and para-literary tendencies intersect in the forms of poetry, poetics, theory, theory theatre, laugh particles and many many questions. KATE MOSS is an Australian artist who works with drawing, writing, painting, sculpture, sound and performance. Her works explore the possibilities of conversation through the vernacular of landscape, rhythm and material experimentation. MAIA NICHOLS (b. Berkeley, California) is an artist and writer. She holds a BA in Psychology and a BFA from the University of British Columbia. She is a Masters Candidate in the Department of Critical Studies at California Institute of the Arts. Her work is currently on view at Fundación Botín's Villa Iris in Spain. N.B. this event will be hosted at Publication Studio located at 222 E Georgia St featuring The Somewhat Urgent Series—a series of chapbooks which document select texts from previous readings. We will be launching "Fragments of Bismuth" a book of stories by Alex Bovril, edited and designed by Steffanie Ling, and published by Publication Studio Vancouver. Please note a brief intermission will follow the first two readings and concession will be available.

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The History of Kate Moss's Birthday Suits

The only way you don’t already know it’s Kate Moss’s birthday is if you haven’t yet logged into social media today. Moss, whose iconic style has been more than well-documented, is being wished many happy returns a million times over on Instagram. From Christy Turlington to our own Joe Zee, from legendary makeup artist Gucci Westman to Mario Testino, everyone’s wishing the original supermodel a happy 42nd.

Moss is the definitive it-girl; it’s not hyperbole to say that her personal style is the most influential ever. Because of her, young women pair denim cutoffs with fringed moccasins; bunny ears with bustiers; cheetah print coats with striped t-shirts and ballet flats; and skinny jeans with over-sized blazers—not to mention the tiny anchor tattoo so many young girls get in her honor. When it comes to fashion, there’s no holding back with Moss, and at no time is this more true than when it comes time to break out her birthday suits.

To celebrate her 25th, Moss hopped from the Versace runway to her birthday bash in the same red mini dress she’d just debuted. For her 34th, she accessorized a star-print Chanel jumpsuit with a gold star painted over her right eye (a la Kiss front man Paul Stanley). And today—though we can only imagine what’s in store for tonight—the 41-year-old stepped out in an outfit that screamed: “I’m going to throw on all of my favorite clothes, because, f$%*, it’s my birthday!”

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Kate Moss sports a black sequin suit on her 42nd birthday, 2016

While this outfit may have been worn on Moss’ birthday eve in London, the glitz and glam sure makes it seem like a more than appropriate birthday suit. The supermodel dazzled in a tailored black sequin set (the blazer from her bespoke Topshop collection), a silk green shirt (sans bra) and patent leather booties. (Splash News) 

Kate Moss sports leather on her 41st birthday, 2015 

Moss layered her leather cigarette pants over black fishnets and topped off the look with a glamorous two-toned fur coat, and platform heels.

Kate Moss’s cheetah print coat on her 40th birthday, 2014

The British supermodel donned her go-to cheetah print coat while in Mammoth with a select group of friends in honor of the big birthday. 

Kate Moss wears Christian Louboutins on her 38th birthday, 2012  Is that a red heel we see? It sure is! Moss paired her sequin dress and white fur coat with black Louboutin heels on her 38th. Despite the sequins, the model enjoyed a low-key dinner with her husband and friends in London.

Kate Moss dresses down on her 37th birthday, 2011

Moss went to a pub and the movies for her 37th, appropriately dressed in dark grey jeans, a black coat, ankles boots, and a Chanel bag.

18 hours of partying in Chanel for Kate Moss’s 34th birthday, 2008

Just in case anyone doubted who the star was, Moss painted a gold one around her right eye. It mirrored the star-print Chanel jumpsuit she wore to party for 18 hours straight (the Daily Mail reported that she wanted to make it 34 to celebrate each year of her life, but fell asleep).

F. Scott Fitzgerald inspires Kate Moss’s 30th birthday, 2004

Kate’s 30th birthday bash based off of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s book The Beautiful and Damned, so she wore this vintage floor-length navy sequin dress from the '30s with a matching cape to a party at Claridge’s.  

Donatella Versace throws Kate Moss a 25th birthday, 1999

When you walk the Versace show on the day of your 25th birthday, you don’t even need to go dress shopping. After work, Donatella herself threw Moss a birthday party. The designer also gave the model “a set of ruby, sapphire and diamond bracelets,” according to her biography, Kate Moss Style.

Kate Moss wore a kimono on her 17th birthday, 1991

At 17, Moss had already cultivated her own personal style. She’d already been modeling for three years, and wore a black vintage silk kimono with magenta flowers for her dinner celebration in London.