We revealed the poster hinting at another collaboration between Supreme and Kate Moss last week, and now the tee itself has been revealed. Apparently harder to get your mitts on then an authentic J. Lin jersey!

In its Spring 2012 poster campaign, Supreme hints at an upcoming collabo with Kate Moss. This won’t be her first time working with the brand that’s as iconic as she is, and based on previous demand you can bet any tee with her name attached to it will be coveted to the extreme and next to impossible to own. Via Hs.

p.s. Just back on red eye from Las Vegas, will be attending a couple of shows today while SGP continues to document Project.

From an editorial for Love magazine’s February issue, Lara Stone and Kate Moss as photographed by Mario Testino. On sale February 6th.

Mango definitely hit the lotto by tapping Kate Moss for their Spring 2012 commercial shot by Terry Richardson. Enjoy !

A lovely backstage photo just after the Louis Vuitton Spring 2012 show of two old mates–Marc Jacobs & Kate Moss. According to press, Moss asked Jacobs if she couldn’t walk in the show. Via.

Filled to the brim yet with coverage of Kate Moss’ wedding yet? How ’bout one more bite via her wedding cake–one that is simply beautiful and timeless…much like the newly-wedded bride herself.

Kate Moss is on the cover of Vogue’s September issue and her wedding is a major focus. Above is one “never-before-seen” shot from her big day which shows her matrons of honor from left to right: Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood, Jess Hallett, Kate Moss, Rosemary Ferguson, and in the bottom row, Sadie Frost and Lucie de la Falaise. 

On the next page you’ll also see first-time images of Carine Roitfeld, Naomi Campbell (in Givenchy), Lara Stone, Daphne Guinness, Kelly Osbourne, Marc Jacobs, Christian Louboutin, Paul and Stella McCartney, plus a few more. Via Vogue.

The groom wore YSL and the bride wore Galliano. Looks like a wedding much like any other, ‘cept for the loads of girly bridesmaids, which, how very adorable.

More pics on the next page.

Newly-installed Paris Vogue Editor, Emmanuelle Alt, has turned to Kate Moss for her second cover, the May issue. (Giselle grabbed cover No. 1 for those of you not keeping up.) It’s still early on, but clearly Alt is turning to establishment heavy hitters to lay down her foundation. This will be viewed more or less as a misstep by the Carine Roitfeld faithful (count us as a member), though it could mean bigger sales in the long run. As for the cover itself with everyone reaching for a piece of Moss, meh, more like lately she’s handing it out with reckless abandon to whomever comes along with a big enough paycheck.

Kate Moss got down with a Teddy bear recently, and now she’s playing footsie with a bunny rabbit for a Chilean label called Basement. We’ve enjoyed the fashion worlds love affair with plush toys (case in point Jeremy Scott’s panda sneakers!), but Moss is revealing herself to be a bit behind the curve on the trend by participating in a campaign featuring a man in a rabbit suit at least a year after mass market car brand Kia did a spot featuring not just a teddy bear and a sock money, but three more adorable creatures (including a robot who does the robot in the video!!)