Supermodel Kate Moss stepped out in Paris in a retro-inspired mint green shirt dress as she left the Ritz hotel during Paris Fashion Week on Monday.
The 52-year-old runway star made her way down the steps of the famous Parisian hotel in the striking midi dress, which featured balloon sleeves and a waist-cinching belt with a coordinating turquoise stone detail.
Moss paired the retro outfit with thigh-high black leather boots, a black clutch bag, and dark shades. She left her loose hair flowing for the outing in the French capital and rounded off her ensemble with delicate gold jewellery.
The catwalk star appeared in high spirits as she flashed a smile at waiting cameras. Earlier in the day, she had been seen arriving at her hotel in the French capital.
Moss is expected to head to the Saint Laurent show later in the evening. Her daughter, Lila Moss, has also been enjoying events during Paris Fashion Week.
Retro elegance in Paris
Paris Fashion Week is one of the premier showcases on the international fashion calendar, bringing designers, editors, and celebrities to France. The historic Ritz hotel on Place Vendôme frequently serves as a luxury base for global fashion icons during the semi-annual event.
Saint Laurent, the French luxury fashion house founded in 1961 by Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, traditionally holds one of the most prominent evening runway presentations of Paris Fashion Week.
Hunter boots anniversary campaign
While Moss presented a glamorous look in Paris on Monday, days earlier she cut a more casual figure when she donned her Hunter wellies for the brand's 170-year anniversary campaign on Friday.
Appearing 21 years after her iconic Glastonbury Festival look, the model wowed as she modelled the brand's new Iconic by Nature range, which includes £140 wellies and a £135 tartan waterproof jacket.
Moss pulled out her hotpants once again for the photoshoot in the woods, pairing them with a chunky belt just like her original festival ensemble in 2005. In another photograph, she put on a leggy display in green hotpants and a sheer white blouse while modelling neoprene chelsea boots, completing her look perched on a tree in a £230 khaki padded coat.
For her final outfit, Moss wore a rugby shirt teamed with a black £75 waterproof jacket and matching wellies.
Reflecting on her long association with the footwear brand, Moss said: "I’ve been a loyal fan of Hunter for years, ever since the festival where I wore them with way too short shorts and a waistcoat. I was just about to leave the house and heard it was already knee high in mud in the fields. I went to my trusted Hunter wellies in my closet. They were black and were tighter to the leg and they were waterproof. Bingo!"
Hunter Boot Ltd was founded in Scotland in 1856 and is famous for its classic rubber Wellington boots. Moss's 2005 festival outfit at Glastonbury in Somerset helped turn utilitarian rain boots into a mainstream fashion staple.
Ten years of Kate Moss Agency
The Paris appearance comes after Moss enjoyed a night out with her lookalike daughter Lila at London's Home House on Sunday to celebrate ten years of her modelling agency.
Not willing to deviate from her model pout, Moss fixed her steely gaze straight ahead as she posed alongside her 24-year-old model daughter at the bash, where they were joined by a stylish fashion crowd.
Moss cut a chic figure in a sleek black boilersuit with strappy heels. Lila flashed her pins in a pale pink negligee-style minidress with white lace trim, paired with pointed red heels and silver jewellery as she posed up a storm.
Moss later broke out into a small smile as she took a photograph with journalist Katie Grand, the founder of Perfect magazine.
Perfect magazine collaborated with Moss to release a special standalone print project called the KMA Zine to mark a decade since the model formed her namesake agency in a bid to take control of her career.
Speaking about the collaboration, Moss said: "Celebrating our 10 year anniversary with Perfect was an obvious choice, Katie has supported KMA from the beginning and knows how to throw a party!"
Moss established Kate Moss Agency in 2016 as a talent management firm representing models and creatives. Katie Grand is a prominent British fashion journalist and stylist who previously launched POP and LOVE magazines before founding Perfect magazine.
