Supermodel KATE MOSS made a triumphant return to the catwalk after a five year break from strutting her stuff.
The catwalk queen shocked the fashion industry by taking to the runway at The House Of Blue Eyes fashion show in London’s Shepherd’s Bush on Tuesday (03Sep08).
The sexy star grabbed a top hat and cane and strutted to rapturous applause from friends and fashion fans, who didn’t know she intended on taking centre stage.
The event was co-hosted by Scissor Sisters star Ana Matronic and the Gossip frontwoman Beth Ditto, who made her modelling debut in a skin-tight pink clown outfit.
A source tells Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper, “She was really excited, which surprised most people there as she always gives off the impression of being quite calm.”

A solid gold statue of supermodel KATE MOSS is to go on display at the British Museum.
The sculpture, valued at $2.8 million (GBP1.5 million), has been crafted by artist Marc Quinn.
Tipping the scales at 50 kilograms (110 pounds), it is believed to be the largest gold statue built since the time of ancient Egypt.
Quinn says he chose Moss because she was the closest model to human perfection he could find.
He adds: “I thought the next thing to do would be to make a sculpture of the person who is the ideal beauty of the moment. But even Kate Moss doesn’t live up to the image.”
The Moss statue will be exhibited at the British Museum in October (08).

Supermodel KATE MOSS tricks her daughter into eating her vegetables by bribing the five-year-old with designer hand-me-downs.
The British beauty admits she “blackmails” young Lila Grace, whose father is magazine editor Jefferson Hack, into finishing her dinner by promising her access to her extensive wardrobe.
Moss says, “When she’s 16 she will get my clothes. All those Pucci numbers and things that I wore when I was 17 that I won’t really wear – I’m saving them for her.
“That’s my blackmail: ‘Don’t eat your dinner and you won’t get my clothes. You won’t grow and you won’t get into my clothes.’”