Is Kate Moss’ Cosmoss in trouble?

By Lynsey Barber | Published: 13-May-2025
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Launched in 2022 by the supermodel and 90s icon, website orders are no longer being accepted and financial accounts are yet to be filed

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Speculation is growing that Kate Moss’ beauty brand Cosmoss is in trouble. 

Products have been spotted selling for as much as 75% off on a discount website, while orders are no longer being taken on its website.

Cosmoss, founded in 2022 along with beauty incubator Warsaw Labs, is still available to buy online at stockists such as Liberty and Fenwick.

Products include Cosmoss by Kate Moss Sacred Mist Eau de Parfum and Golden Nectar Multi Use Face Oil.

Though clearance of old stock is not uncommon, other signs suggest a question mark hangs over the brand’s future.

Owner Cosmoss Group Ltd has failed to file its financial accounts with Companies House on time.

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