The December issue of British Vogue not only features Kate Moss on the cover, but marks John Galliano's creative return as guest fashion editor on a shoot that stars Moss.
Galliano has been slowly entering back into the fashion scene since he was dismissed as the creative director of Dior after making an anti-Semitic rant in Paris. For the photo shoot, the designer poses alongside model, and friend, Moss, wearing a top hat and tails. Galliano appears to be taking a self-portrait of himself and Moss, who looks like she stepped right out of the 1920's with slicked-back hair, a yellow, fur coat and pencil-thin eyebrows reminscent of Greta Garbo. The image was shot by Vogue favourite, Tim Walker.
"The scene is set. I lean into Kate's ear. 'Can you keep a secret?'" writes Galliano in the text accompanying the shoot. He continues: "I am now feeling so much love in this studio that it takes me back. Her only script is the dress she's wearing."
Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman commented: "When I asked John to write a few words to describe his concept for the shoot, I didn't expect such a vivid picture to arrive."
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