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Kate Moss has champagne glass molded to her left breast
Champagne fan and supermodel Kate Moss brings a glass to the market, which was modeled after her left breast. What this is supposed to do and where to sip Kate's cleavage is revealed here.
Inspired by Kate Moss, wonderful things have been designed in the last 25 years: golden statues, Warhol paintings, fashion colletions with London vibe - but this new supermodel collaboration is by far the weirdest of them all!
The 40-year-old cult Brit has teamed up with a sculptor and a restaurant to bring a very special champagne flute to the market. A shell modeled after her left breast!
London's Mayfair is home to Kate Moss's 40th birthday luncheon, which commissioned British artist Jane McAdam Freud to turn an imprint of her bosom into a jar. Moss was already posing pregnant for a painting by Freud.
The result is, according to the restaurant, an "intricately abstract design object reminiscent of the symmetry of Art Deco." Kate Moss's signature is at the bottom of the bowl.
And as if Kate Moss wanted to prove that the bosom-glass is not just a joke, the supermodel will be hosting the launch party in October.
How to get this weird idea? The champagne bowl, which was especially popular in the 19th century, is said to be modeled on the bosom of Marie-Antoinette (1755-1793). "I am pleased to be part of this project, " says Kate Moss. "What an honor to Marie Antoinette's side - she was a very fascinating character ... champagne is associated with celebrations and happy occasions and it was fun to create the bowl."
The champagne flute is not available for purchase. If you still want to take a sip of Moss' décolleté, you can do so only in the "34 Restaurant" and some exclusive sister clubs. Well then cheers!
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