Kate Moss adds Eastern spice to her Topshop collection
28 Oct 2009, 1631 Hrs

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London, Oct 28 Brit supermodel Kate Moss is said to have given an Eastern touch to her latest Topshop collection.

Moss, 35, will be launching her autumn range on October 29, and the collection includes a sexy Oriental one-shoulder little black number and a dazzling sequin strapless maxi-dress, reports the Daily Express.

The range will also debut nightwear like Thirties-style dressing gowns to butterfly-print silk kimonos and slips.

It is two years since Moss launched her high street range, and it has been the most successful in Topshop's history. (ANI)

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