25 Years Of Kate Moss: Her Glam Party Moments

Kate Moss at her 'The Beautiful and The Damned' 30th birthday, January 2004

When Kate Moss was spotted with her dad at JFK airport at the tender age of 14, nobody could have predicted that, 25 years later, she would be the most enduring model of our age. And in an industry not renowned for longevity, the fact that Kate's star is still shining brightly is something worth celebrating. So, in the latest issue of Grazia, we have dedicated no fewer than 15 pages to Kate's Silver Jubilee, with iconic pictures from throughout her stellar career and tributes from some of the industry's biggest names. Pick up your issue now to see every Mossy morsel but in the meantime, let's go look back at her most glamorous party moments...
Forget who we'd invite to dinner, if we were planning a party we know who'd be our guest of honour. She may have disappointingly spent her last birthday down the local boozer, but if there's one thing Kate Moss does best, besides modelling and pulling off effortlessly stylish outfits, it's having a good time. In the 90s she was at the centre of 'Cool Britania' alongside Noel Gallagher and Meg Matthews, in the noughties she led the Primrose Hill Set with her best friends Sadie Frost and Davinia Taylor, and just last month she helped her confidant and party organiser Fran Cutler celebrate her 50th with the ultimate 80s themed extravaganza, complete with fancy dress.
Speaking of birthday bashes, Kate has had some crackers in her time. They nearly always involve an elaborate theme, from her 'The Beautiful and the Damned' 30th which started with drinks at Claridges and reportedly ended in an orgy, to the star-studded affair she concocted for her 25th, when, wearing a star-print jumpsuit, she split her time between the Dorchester hotel and Punk nightclub with Kelly Osbourne and Phillip Green.
To mark the launch of her coffee table tome in 2012 she threw one of our top 10 parties of the year. Looking resplendent in a gold McQueen dress, Kate proved that despite the crowd of young party girl pretenders, from Florence Welch to Cara Delevingne, who raised a glass in her honour on the night, she will always be the Party Queen. We reckon she's probably picked up a few tips from party pals like Ronnie Wood and Marianne Faithfull.