Kate Moss x Zara is more than a collab—it’s iconic glamour made accessible. From 70s vibes to sharp tailoring, it’s proof Moss’s style legacy is as unstoppable as she is.

Far from a celebrity lending their name to a fast fashion edit, Kate and her longtime collaborator, stylist Katy England, have created a 46-piece (!!) line inspired by some of her favourite and most iconic garments selected from her covetable, lovingly curated archives.

I should be working in the shop,” says the super on why she pitched her personal archive to Zara for the collab of the season.

Kate Moss' collab with high street fashion giant Zara is exactly what you'd expect. A dash of disco and a little bit rock 'n' roll, the tight edit of ready-to-wear and accessories that will hit stores on 30 November comes just in time for the festive season.

The model was inspired by disco divas, 1970s actresses and Led Zeppelin’s hard-rock chic for the collection that hits shop floors on Saturday.

The benchmark to which all high-street fashion collaborations are compared is the Kate Moss for Topshop collaboration in 2007. The supermodel rarely did interviews back then, but women everywhere were familiar with her inimitable style.

The British supermodel teamed with her longtime stylist, Katy England, to design a 38-piece collection of "a little bit disco, a little bit rock 'n' roll" style staples.

Priced from $36-$999, the 38-piece range is inspired by the supermodel's disco-meets-bohemian style — here's when and where to shop online.