Kate Moss looks stunning in a Sarah Burton dress on the cover of Harper's Bazaar's May issue. Photo: Harper's Bazaar UK
Kate Moss may have just starred on her most beautiful cover of all time.
The May issue of Harper's Bazaar UK sees Kate pay tribute to the late Alexander McQueen, reprising the role she played as a hologram at the end of the designer's 2006 runway show.
She's seen again in the ruffled organza dress she wore while an image of her was projected for the catwalk audience.
Kate Moss wears the ruffled organza Alexander McQueen dress she donned in his 2006 catwalk show. Photo: Harper's Bazaar UK
In the interview, Kate says of McQueen: "He gave women power, while letting them be fragile and vulnerable at the same time. People always used to say he was a misogynist, but it took me a while to realise that he was actually empowering women and not the other way around.
"There's never ever going to be anybody like him. His was the most exciting show to see ever, even if you weren't there. I would hear about it on the phone and hear Lee and hear everyone. There was so much tension, but we had the best laughs. He was a dear friend of mine. I miss him terribly."
The shoot has also sent the rumour mill into overdrive, as Kate is seen wearing a beautiful bridal-like Sarah Burton creation on the cover (the woman widely thought to be designing the gown for a certain royal wedding this year) - leading to speculation that the model might choose the same designer as Kate Middleton to create her wedding dress this year, too.