Photo: Harley Weir

Kate Mossis reentering her Pink Ladies era.
The top model appears in a new Marc Jacobs campaign that launched Tuesday, and her famously blonde locks are a vibrant pink shade.
Harkening back to aperiod of time in the 1990swhen she also had pink hair, the new photos of Moss feature her as the face of the Resort 2022/2023 collection. Wearing iconic Marc Jacobs pieces — including a bucket bag and the Kiki boots — Moss feels like a modern version of her original pink self from two decades ago.
Harley Weir

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The Kate Moss Agency shared the memorable photo onInstagramlast year, with Moss herself nestled in a bed of blankets with her pink hair strewn about the pillows around her.
At the time, colorist Laurie Foley dyed Moss' hair to match the “rose dust pink” of Versace’s accessories, according toNew Beautyin 2018.
“It was all hush-hush,” Foley said. “They drove Kate in a car with a hat on and snuck her into the atelier, inside Gianni’s old spa in Milan. It took at least eight hours because we had to get that brunette off of her without damaging the hair. … I took her all the way light and then I over-toned it with a beige, sparkly champagne toner to get that pinky-purple, dusty, vintage-inspired pink.”
The following week, however, Calvin Klein wanted Moss to have brown hair for his New York show, so the pink hair fell to the wayside. Before dyeing her hair again, though, Moss had Teller shoot photos, including the now-iconic shot of her in the bed. The photo can also be found inKate: The Kate Moss Photo Book, a book of Moss' most memorable photos from over the years.
“I think the one picture in here that is the most me, though, is the Juergen Teller of me with pink hair in bed,” Moss said inThe Telegraphin 2012. “Because it is us just having a laugh in my bed. There wasn’t a hair or make-up artist or anything. It’s more like working with an artist, working with Juergen.”
source: people.com