Who is behind Kate Moss' new brand Cosmoss?

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 1-Sep-2022
Marketing Wellness

The British supermodel was inspired by own wellness journey for the beauty brand

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For over 30 years Kate Moss has been the face that launched a thousand campaigns, but now the British model is going it alone with her new beauty and wellness brand.

Cosmoss is positioned as a self-care line that "celebrates life every day, exactly as it is, with all its imperfections".

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