Kate Moss Airbrushed Within Inches of Her Life in New Fashion Ads Chilean clothier strikes again
At 38, Kate Moss has aged better than most hard-partying it-girls could hope to. But apparently that's not good enough for Chilean fashion line Basement. Having already forced her into breeding with a bunny, the brand has now released new ads in which Moss appears to have been practically sandblasted into some sort of anime android. In the shot above, her eyes have been moved so far apart, they're in danger of wrapping around the sides of her head like a hammerhead shark. The Sun asks, "Is this the most airbrushed photoshoot ever?" But that's an honor that probably goes to any shot of Madonna from the past decade. More images below.
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