Kate Moss’ ‘uncomfortable’ early modelling days

OHMYGOSSIP — Kate Moss was made to feel “terribly uncomfortable” by photographers early in her career.
The 47-year-old beauty was just 14 when she was started modelling and despite her young age, she felt pressured to strip off, and admitted it’s still a common expectation in the industry today.
She told Reader’s Digest magazine: “There were many shoots in the early days where I felt terribly uncomfortable.
“I think everyone understands the lifespan of a model, and the fact you will be starting young.
“That was the case with me, but even so there were some photographers who wouldn’t agree to shoot you unless there was a nude element.
“That was very common then and still is now.
“For a very young woman that could be incredibly intimidating.”
Kate – who has 18-year-old daughter Lila with former partner Jefferson Hack – also hit out at the “awful” ‘heroin chic’ label she was tagged with thanks to her slender frame and pale skin.
She said: “In the early days I became linked with the phrase ‘heroin chic’, which I always thought was awful.
“There is no positive interpretation of that and I certainly never felt one.
“At the end of the day I was always thin and small and no amount of eating would put weight on me.”
But Kate admitted she has to keep a closer eye on her diet these days than she used to.
She added: “I see models now who are similar to me and sometimes the criticism they get is unfair because – up to a certain age at least – there are some of us who can just eat what we want without too many real consequences.”
“That definitely changes in later life though, as I found out after the birth of my daughter Lila.”

Source: VacationHunter.Online
Find us also on Facebook @Ohmygossip.com