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Kate Moss's 14 steps to Ł30 million

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An advert for Virgin Mobile made a joke of the fact that Moss had lost lucrative contracts following accusations of cocaine abuse.

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An advert for Virgin Mobile made a joke of the fact that Moss had lost lucrative contracts following accusations of cocaine abuse.

Kate Moss is riding high as the face of a record 14 advertising campaigns - here she models jewellery for Yurman.

Kates got it in the bag with an ad for Louis Vuitton. The models Ł11 million annual income is now believed to have tripled to more than Ł30 million.

An advert for Virgin Mobile made a joke of the fact that Moss had lost lucrative contracts following accusations of cocaine abuse.

Twelve months on from the scandal the British model has landed several contracts with big name fashion labels including Versace.

Kate has also been signed up as the face of showbiz pal Stella McCartneys fashion label.

No stranger to the photographers lens, Moss bared all in a recent ad campaign for Nikon cameras.

She also stripped off for Longchamp with just a strategically-placed leather bag to hide her modesty.

Kates contract to model Christian Dior accessories was worth a cool $3 million.

She pocketed the same sum when she slipped into a pair of skinny jeans for Calvin Klein.

Moss proves diamonds are a girls best friend as she gets glammed-up to model Bulgari jewellery.

Burberry have paid Kate $3 million to be the face of their distinctive fashion label in an attempt to distance themselves from their association with chav culture.

Moss wraps up warm for a rather windy shoot for a Belstaff womenswear.

Her latest ad for Agent Provocateur will no doubt send sales of sexy underwear soaring.

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