In her new Disney+ documentary, Kate Moss discusses the backlash she received during her rise as a supermodel in the 1990s, particularly for her 'heroin chic' look associated with extreme thinness. The 50-year-old revealed that parents would approach her, accusing her of promoting eating disorders, stating, 'It was awful' and reflecting on societal discomfort with her body type. Moss believes that had she been 'more buxom,' the reaction would have been different, indicating a shift in societal beauty standards. Vogue editor Anna Wintour expressed concern about the implications of the trend, recalling the heightened scrutiny during the Clinton administration's campaign against anorexia. Fashion editor Catherine Kasterine noted that the public was not ready for Moss's aesthetic, which had previously seemed normal. Despite the criticism, Moss explained her comfort during her iconic 1993 Vogue shoot, emphasizing its simplicity and personal resonance.