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Let’s not waste any more time, money, and brain cells on Kate Moss’s Spring 2009 collection which is now available at TopShop store at the Avenues. The collection is mediocre and suitable for someone who has fat free hips. Yes she looks stunning in her LookBook photos. But let’s face it, it’s Kate The Moss, she can wear a khaisha/trash bag for all I care and still looks good. Oh and by the way, the sleeveless dress was the one Kate wore when she first arrived to New York for the TopShop opening.
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AZM said…
I love Kate The Moss ;-)
But not her fashion line!
09 April, 2009
Confashion said…
AZM
Same here :)
10 April, 2009
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