Kate Moss’ Best Party Looks

This look has done the rounds on both Tumblr and Instagram aesthetic pages, and is so cemented in fashion history that the Victoria & Albert Museum in London acquired the silver Liza Bruce dress for their archives.

Moss may have originated one of our sweater styling hacks: a simple knit over a slip dress.

This figure-hugging halter-neck dress paired so well with her spiky updo.

The defining ‘90s fashion item, the slip dress, has no better home than on Moss’ figure.

Another slip dress, this time in butter yellow, showing fashion is nothing but a large circle.

This outfit could very well be from 2025. The quirky bag, the silver sandal, and the pulled-back hair are all staples in fashion girls’ street-style diet.

Moss and Naomi were Versace angels in smoky eyes and chainmail dresses, another combo heavily replicated to this day.

This photo was new to all of our team, and is made the sweeter because it was at NYLON’s launch party!

A go-to look for Moss: an all-black dress and heels. When your cheekbones were sculpted by angels, you don’t need many accessories.

Another look that has transcended time and trends to come back into fashion again. You could easily spot several girls wearing a variation on this look on any given Friday night in downtown New York.

A new haircut and fresh-off-the-runway Balenciaga by Nicolas Ghesquière. The beginning of the 2000s marked a move towards maximalist accessories, as obviously evidenced here.

A hot-girl staple uniform. Strappy black dress? Check. Slouchy fur jacket? Check. Simple sandals? Check. Cigarette and sequin clutch in hand? Check.

Is it Celine by Hedi Slimane, or is she really just that trend-setting? Her shaggy coat collection is extensive, as is her supply of hair oil.

This fur may feel extravagant for a muddy festival like Glastonbury, but when you’re Kate Moss, even a dirt path is a runway.

Her F. Scott Fitzgerald-themed 30th saw her ditching the straightener for some bouncy ‘20s curls, and this navy sequined dress marked a mature turn for a new decade.

This hand-stitched Alexander McQueen top is so elevated yet ideal for an indoor flash shot. (It can also be yours via Vestiaire Collective.)

The dress that launched a thousand mood boards — and her own Zara collection. This mishmash of a metallic cutoff dress, a low-slung belt, and wellies shows how Brits get down and dirty but never in sacrifice of glamour.

The bang was a moment, as was this ladylike sequined bolero jacket.

As she gets older, she leans more into dressing like Zsa Zsa Gabor in rich furs and bias-cut dresses.

A pantsless dresser before it was ever in the public consciousness. Sometimes all you need is a teased, sexed-up hairstyle and a blazer.

This simple black bodysuit is made all the more glamorous by the seafoam green stole.

The legs that launched a million billboards still have staying power — as do sky-high patent pumps.

This gold dress is the top toot of the roundup, because it demonstrates her uncanny ability to accessorize just the right amount — and dress for her body.

Another Old Hollywood-style look, this time with a sunburst dress and a deep red lip.

Her cape collection is seriously impressive, and so is her vast array of metallic sandals. Lila, you’re one lucky daughter.

A rare dose of color from Miss Moss, posing with longtime BFFs Naomi & Mario outside the Chiltern Firehouse.

This look is also prescient, not only for its new-Chloé adjacent style but the deployment of extra-large sunglasses as paparazzi shields.

The cape queen brings rock ‘n roll and glamour to an all-black look with her crystal-lined sheer cape — and a hefty dose of Tiffany & Co. diamonds.

The Creative Director of Diet Coke (yes, that’s her title) attended a soirée at Annabel’s in a stocking of a derss, the better for showing off her incredible body and kickstarting the celeb boob obsession a bit early.

30 years after making slip dresses a wardrobe staple, she’s showing us she’s still got in and then some in this vintage sizzler.