A version of this text was published 16 January 2019

We’ve been taking a look at Kate Moss’s face for over 30 years now, across changing a long time, trends and styles. “Where beauty norms have shifted and mutated,” nevertheless, Liam Hess wrote when pondering the enduring influence of Kate, “Moss’s appeal has never faded.” Or as AA Gill put it: “If Kate Moss used banana peels as knickers, she’d triple the economy of Costa Rica overnight.”

While her influence and renegade spirit has never modified, her look has – moving through grunge, boho chic, rocker chic, chic chic, continually evolving with the times. To have a good time the boss’s birthday, we’ve chosen a few of Moss’s most iconic beauty looks from over time. 

Fresh-faced and stripped back, a young Kate fronted the campaign for Calvin Klein’s obsession. A stark change from the decadence of the previous decade, Kate’s work with Calvin Klein and photographer boyfriend Mario Sorrenti, in addition to photographers akin to Corinne Day, brought in a recent aesthetic for the 90s. To get this look requires little or no make-up, so just work on making your skin the most effective it might be with this mask and moisturiser, and for an added glow try Charlotte Tilbury’s Flawless Filter. 

Vivienne Westwood’s SS94 “The Cafe Society” show was an extravaganza of satirised eroticism. Models in nineteenth century French-inspired make-up and never much else walked the runway, swinging their tassels and feeding each other magnums. To get Kate’s look, powder your face, get out the yellow eyeshadow and accessorise with a magnum.

Halloween awakens dark urges and Kate channeled this into vintage gothic glam for a celebration at Latest York’s Supper Club in 1997 with sheer lace, feathers, a top hat and ghoulish smoky eyes. Get the look with these glittering silvery black eyeshadows.

As requested by none aside from Donatella Versace herself, Kate went fuschia pink for Versace’s SS99 runway show. A number of weeks later, the cotton candy hair was immortalised in a candid photo by close friend and photographer Juergen Teller. Sadly, the look was short lived and inside the month it was replaced by chestnut brown for Calvin Klein’s CK one campaign. To get this look apply pink dye to bleached hair and maintain with regular use of a pink shampoo and conditioner.

In 2001, Kate spawned a legion of copycats when she decided to cut off all her hair in favour of a pixie cut. Add texture and lift to your individual short ‘do with these.

Kate celebrated her thirty fourth birthday in style – with a 34 hour party for which she rocked big curls and a glittering golden star painted across one eye, created by close friend Charlotte Tilbury. To get the look you’ll need some medical tape, gold eyeshadow and the blackest eyeliner you’ll find. And if you happen to’re daunted by where to begin, follow together with Tilbury’s tutorial.

While dating Libertines star Pete Doherty, Kate Moss was the last word rock and roll chick. Here the 2 are at Glastonbury in 2005, where Kate has managed to remain looking each cool and glamorous, despite the knee-high muddy wellies. Get this effortlessly tousled hair with Bumble and Bumble’s Surf Spray, for that unwashed festival-chic waves.

Over time Kate has covered Dazed quite a few times, making her a natural alternative for one in every of the twenty fifth Anniversary edition covers in 2016. Within the shoot, Miranda Joyce created beautiful skin and a dramatic smoky eye which you’ll be able to recreate for yourself with these products.