In recent months, they’ve been surprisingly well-behaved, choosing to focus on the responsibilities of married and family life rather than indulging in party prompts.
However, it appears that Kate Moss and her best friend Stella McCartney have not entirely left their past habits behind.
Yesterday evening, the duo had a girl’s night out at the Arts Club in Mayfair.
Arriving somewhat more poised than in previous outings, Kate sported a leopard print coat along with her signature skinny black trousers.
Stella went for navy blue leggings paired with a white top and a furry black jacket.
Perhaps Kate was in celebration mode after visiting her new house in Hampstead earlier that day to check on the renovation progress.
Reports indicate that their club outing included friend Sadie Frost as well.
This January has been quite subdued for the former party girl Kate, who had a low-key celebration for her 38th birthday at two different London restaurants earlier this week.
For her second dinner at her beloved China Tang at The Dorchester, Kate chose to invite only her husband Jamie Hince and her dear friend Stella.
Both Kate and Stella, who once thrived on the club scene, have been adopting a more subdued style in their social lives lately, opting to concentrate on family and forthcoming projects.
Stella McCartney has aligned herself with Livia Firth’s Green Carpet Challenge, becoming one of the latest prominent names in the industry to participate.
A number of well-known fashion houses, including Chanel, Gucci, and Yves Saint Laurent, will collaborate to design eco-friendly dresses for Colin Firth’s wife to wear at red carpet events during awards season.
At each awards ceremony, including the Baftas, Oscars, and Golden Globes, an actress or actor will don one of these eco-conscious designer dresses.
In an interview with this month’s Vogue magazine, Stella expressed her deep commitment to her four children with husband Alasdhair Willis—Miller, Bailey, Beckett, and Reiley—all under the age of seven.
While Alasdhair tends to the garden, Stella has the opportunity to pursue her love for cooking and riding, describing herself as “a three cooked-meals-a-day mum” on weekends.
These days, late nights are rare for her, and she admitted, “Sometimes, someone will say, come on, let’s have another tequila shot, and I’ll take one, and then it will be 11 o’clock, and I’ll realize I need to get up for the kids, and I’m not even tipsy yet, and I’ll wonder why bother?”
“I sometimes wish I could be less sensible… Maybe I’ll start again when I’m 50.”
by Lorelle Heath
