While most endured mortifying Tumblr feeds of unflattering shots and wardrobe malfunctions, Moss's appeal flourished. Celebrity culture, viewed through the prying lens of the paparazzo and enjoyed in magazines such as Heat, changed the way we consumed fashion.As the internet took hold, the scrutiny of celebrities' wardrobes intensified. Moss was also one of the biggest winners when a new way of looking at fashion emerged in the late 90s. 'She is a makeup artist's dream with her killer cheekbones, heart-shaped lips and incredible almond-shaped eyes – a modern-day beauty icon.' Makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury has said that Moss is the epitome of beauty.

She's appeared in ad campaigns for brands pitched at every price bracket from Mango to Louis Vuitton. At the turn of the century, she effortlessly morphed into the skinny rocker aesthetic. Her name was synonymous with heroin chic in the mid 90s. She was the pin-up for grunge in the early 90s. Most models as famous as Moss become irrevocably associated with one era – Twiggy and the 60s, Lauren Hutton and the 70s – and though they enjoy revivals if their look comes back into fashion or their career changes, no one else has represented the constantly evolving face of fashion from one year to the next. She had worked in fashion over three decades, launching trends, defining styles, but never becoming dated. There will also be a limited edition of the book complete with a signed photograph of Moss by Sorrenti that will sell for $1,000 (U.S.) and $1,300 (Canada).Moss has achieved something that no other model has. The book will sell for $100 (U.S.) and $125 (Canada). In addition to Calvin Klein, the 44-year-old British model and businesswoman went on to appear in ad campaigns for companies such as Chanel, Balenciaga, Burberry, Stuart Weitzman, Rag & Bone, Alexander Wang, David Yurman, Givenchy, Robert Cavalli, Dior and Alexander McQueen and has been featured on the cover and in fashion spreads for fashion magazines around the world. With her waifish figure, she personified the grunge aesthetic, which influenced a generation of designers, photographers, editors and models. Moss shot to fame as an 18-year-old and became part of the heroin-chic fashion trend in the mid-Nineties. In 1993, Calvin Klein was so struck with Sorrenti’s photos that they became the reference for the Obsession perfume campaign, transforming both Moss’ and Sorrenti’s careers. The collection of photos became the inspiration for Moss’s career breakthrough. She became his muse, and he captured intimate shots of her on trips, by the beach or at home in London. The two fell in love and spent the next two years together, traveling and collaborating on photographs. “I remember sitting next to her and feeling like my heart was going to stop her beauty overwhelmed me,” wrote Sorrenti.

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