Kate Moss at the Beginning
Posted by Fabio 22 June 2010
An astonishing deconstruction of the vapidity of supermodel Kate Moss at the beginning of her career. Karen Kilimnik’s trigger-finger on the VCR found footage disrupts the seamless montage and thereby the illusionary life and times, of perhaps the most famous supermodel of the past two decades. It’s as if a fashion magazine is torn asunder, revealing the mere pulp from which it is made. Simple and thereby devastating… the power of the pause button.
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