Kate Moss has once again showcased her striking good looks and modelling expertise as she fronted the latest spring campaign for Isabel Marant. The supermodel, 51, put her long legs front and centre in the stunning snaps, shot in Paris by photographer Robin Galiegue. Posing up a storm in front of a plain white background, she modelled a slew of boho-inspired shirts and tiny pairs of shorts, leaving her toned pins on full display.

Several dazzling shots saw Kate slipping into a fringed black blouse and gladiator sandals, before changing into a bright magenta jacket and patterned minidress. The fashionista wore her blonde hair in loose waves and sported barely-there makeup, allowing her natural beauty and famous features to shine through. The photoshoot comes 15 years after Kate last modelled for the brand, previously starring in Marant's 2010 autumn collection.

Kate Moss has once again showcased her striking good looks and modelling expertise as she fronted the latest spring campaign for Isabel Marant. The supermodel, 51, put her long legs front and centre in the stunning snaps, shot in Paris by photographer Robin Galiegue. Posing up a storm in front of a plain white background, she modelled a slew of boho-inspired shirts and tiny pairs of shorts, leaving her toned pins on full display.

She was joined in this campaign by fashion newcomer and K-pop star Seonghwa, 26, from the hit boyband Ateez. The French fashion house said that the inclusion of Kate and Seonghwa as the campaign leads was to showcase the collection's ability to blend two different eras. They said: 'This campaign is a celebration of time, where a 1990s icon meets a 2020s K-pop star, underscoring Isabel Marant’s ability to bridge cultures and eras, creating a world that speaks to both timeless style and modern youth'.

While Isabel herself said she was excited to bring back Kate after so many years, as well as work with Seonghwa for the first time. She said: 'There’s something electric about K-pop, its fusion of past and future, the way it reinvents itself constantly. That’s exactly how I see my designs. 'Fashion should be playful, spontaneous and a little unpredictable. Seonghwa redefines ‘Parisian Cool’ and I’m very excited for this collaboration.'.

While the fashion designer added: 'Kate is the embodiment of effortless chic and has inspired generations. 'Working with her again felt just so right, I have always admired her; she represents that cool Isabel Marant girl and fits perfectly in this summer collection.'. Several dazzling shots saw Kate slipping into a fringed black blouse and gladiator sandals that wrapped around her toned calves. Before she changed into a bright magenta jacket with a matching fringed bag and an eye-catching patterned minidress underneath.

The fashionista wore her blonde hair in loose waves and sported barely-there makeup, allowing her natural beauty and famous features to shine through. The photoshoot comes 15 years after Kate last modelled for the brand, previously starring in Marant's 2010 autumn collection. The French fashion house said that the inclusion of Kate and Seonghwa as the campaign leads was to showcase the collection's ability to blend two different eras.

It marks the second major campaign for Kate in as many weeks after she also fronted the Spring-Summer 2025 campaign for Elisabetta Franchi last month. She dazzled in a slew of black-and-white snaps by the photographic duo Luigi & Iango, as well as a short sultry video to mark her debut with the Italian brand. The clip began with Kate displaying her model credentials as she strutted towards the camera in a pair of patent leather stilettoes, ensuring all eyes were on her long legs.

She then posed up a storm in a slew of elegant and tailored pieces, spinning around and flipping her hair seductively, while a wind machine added extra drama. She modelled several of Franchi's signature structured jackets, juxtaposed with a lace-up corset or a lace-trimmed cami underneath. Kate also donned a racy black leather collar with a padlock detail while hugging the season’s Everywhere bag to her chest.

The founder and designer herself gushed that Kate was 'a style icon' and had been the 'muse' of the collection, dubbed Femme Paradox. Franchi said: 'Kate Moss, a style icon and the muse for our Spring-Summer 2025 campaign, embodies a unique balance of sensuality and strength, refinement and audacity. 'The collection explores the energy of contrasts: black and white, light and shadow, blending to narrate the complexity of the female world, with Kate perfectly echoing this tension between opposites.'.

It marks the second major campaign for Kate in as many weeks after she also fronted the Spring-Summer 2025 campaign for Elisabetta Franchi last month (pictured). She dazzled in a slew of black-and-white snaps by the photographic duo Luigi & Iango, as well as a short sultry video to mark her debut with the Italian brand. The clip began with Kate displaying her model credentials as she strutted in a pair of patent leather stilettoes, ensuring all eyes were on her long legs.