In 1991, photographer Michel Haddi captured intimate Polaroids of supermodel Kate Moss in a simple London studio session intended for British GQ.Unlike conventional fashion shoots, these images were raw, spontaneous, and unpolished, highlighting Moss's natural movements and expressions.Haddi, who met Moss at the Cannes Film Festival while she was dating actor Johnny Depp, described her as captivating and effortlessly beautiful.The shoot emphasized authenticity rather than glamour, producing images that conveyed Moss's playful and reflective sides.

Nearly three decades later, in 2020, Haddi rediscovered a collection of these Polaroids, contact sheets, and snapshots in a Venice Beach storage space.

These long-lost photographs provide a rare glimpse into the early career of Moss and showcase the candid, unguarded moments that defined her early modeling work.They stand out for their immediacy and lack of staging, offering an intimate portrait of one of fashion's most iconic figures.