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La Moss smoulders in new Parisian photo shoot
Last updated at 16:34pm on 04.07.08
Kate Moss proved she still has a certain je ne sais quoi in a new photo shoot set in Paris.
The 34-year-old teams up with emerging French actor Gaspard Ulliel, who is ten years her junior, in the latest campaign for luxury label Longchamp.
The supermodel was named the face of the brand in 2005, just months her front page drug scandal threatened to ruin her career.
French twist: Kate Moss stars in a new campaign for luxury label Longchamp
Smoldering: Kate at her chic best
Meanwhile, Kate's former boyfriend Pete Doherty is reportedly planning to reveal intimate details about their tumultuous relationship in a new autobiography.
The Babyshambles singer is said to be teaming up his friend and writer Sean Boru to write the 'intensely personal biography' which will focus on his ill-fated romance.
Boru was quoted in the Daily Star as saying: 'The whole premise of the book is Pete talking about Kate Moss and the sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll lifestyle they shared.
'I wrote to Pete when he was in jail about my experiences when I was a drug addict and we built a relationship.
'He knows I understand where he is coming from and this is the first book that properly details his private life with Moss - which is what everyone wants to read about.'
Fresh face: Kate stars alongside French actor Gaspard Ulliel, who is ten years her junior
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