The model who needs no introduction

The model who needs no introduction: Kate Moss graces 35th Vogue cover wearing one her of new Topshop designs

Kate Moss may have already graced the cover of Vogue 34 times but clearly we can't get enough of fashion's most famous face.

When Vogue announced Kate's new role last October they promised she would bring her decades of experience in the industry to fashion shoots and 'work with her choice of photographers and models'.

At the time, Alexandra Shulman, said: 'I am absolutely delighted that Kate is going to work with us in this new role.

'Her undoubtedly brilliant sense of style, depth of fashion knowledge and understanding of what makes a wonderful image will be exciting to see on the pages of British Vogue. I am really looking forward to working with her on ideas.

Shot by Craig McDean, 40-year-old Kate poses in a fringed jacket from her upcoming Topshop collection. The eye-catching design is modelled on a much-loved one that she lost years ago.

Kate has designed the jacket, amongst other pieces, for her imminent clothing range for Topshop.

Inside the magazine, for her second shoot as contributing fashion editor, Kate has styled model Freja Beha Erichsen.

Freja wears a leather waistcoat, chiffon top and shorts - all of Kate's own designs for Topshop - along with a leather corset from Jitrois.

Kate, who recently became a contributing fashion editor for the style bible, is back on its cover showcasing one of her brand new designs for Topshop.

Clearly Kate is so iconic that she doesn't need an introduction; her name doesn't even feature on the glossy cover

Sarah Doukas, founder of Storm Models who represent Moss, added: 'We are absolutely thrilled at Kate's appointment.

'This is a natural development in her remarkable career. Bringing her unique sense of style and creative sensibility to Vogue is the perfect fit. She is the definitive Vogue cover girl.'

She may have just hit the big 4-0 but Kate Moss clearly isn't letting her age get in the way of her career if her recent projects are anything to go by.

The editorial role adds another string to Moss's bow after it was also announced that she will once again collaborate with Topshop.

The Croydon-born model last worked with the High Street brand between 2007-2010 and will now design a new collection to be sold in 40 countries in 2014.

The blonde was also unveiled as the face of Alexander McQueen's SS14 campaign, Rimmel's SS14 campaign, as well as the pre-SS14campaign for Liu J.

Having just returned from a sunny extended break in St. Barts - where she helped celebrate Topshop boss Sir Philip Green’s 62nd birthday - she seems keen to throw herself straight back into work.

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