Kate Moss Reflects on Emotional Topless Shoot

Kate Moss has revealed that she still experiences emotional distress over a topless photoshoot she did at age 15 for The Face magazine, which helped launch her modeling career. In a recent interview on Bella Freud's podcast, she expressed her discomfort during the shoot, stating, 'I really didn’t want to do it,' and shared that she cried about posing topless due to her self-consciousness regarding a mole on her breast. Moss highlighted the pressure she felt from photographers, who would threaten to withhold future bookings if she refused to pose. Despite her initial reluctance, she acknowledged that the modeling industry often requires models to suppress their personal insecurities. She reflected on the impact of the shoot on her family, noting that her brother faced teasing at school. Moss's candid recollection sheds light on the darker aspects of her early career in fashion.