Kate Moss Equipment collaboration

Supermodel Kate Moss has once again turned her hand to design, and launched a new collaboration with premium French label Equipment. The capsule collection for AW16 is being showcased at the Kate Moss pop-up in London’s Marylebone until 9 June - and is also being sold worldwide on Equipment’s website and at NET-A-PORTER.COM.

The Equipment collection is the grown-up, sophisticated big sister to Kate Moss' recent collaboration with high street giant Topshop. Featuring slip dresses, oversized army jackets and signature Equipment silk shirts, in Moss's signature 'Celestial' print of leopard print and snake print, are all on-point and relaxed, Tomboy glamour. Classic cashmere sweaters and lighting bold designs that honour Moss' friend, the late David Bowie, are among our favourites.

With prices ranging between £60 and £600, this is a 40 item collection ranging from scarves to tuxedo jackets. It is a collaboration which Moss says felt 'organic' having come to know the brand through her relationship with Kills frontman Jamie Hince, who once worked with the brand.

Equipment was founded in 1976 by Christian Restoin, partner of former French Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld (who also had a starry collaboration last year). It is a global success and most famous for its signature silk shirts - which plays perfectly into Moss' personal style and designing prowess.