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Kate Moss’ Cosmoss officially submitted to close all operations. The skin care and wellness business, launched by the 51-year-old British supermodel in 2022, completed a liquidation procedure on June 24th.
According to the submission, Cosmoss owed around 3 million US dollars to its creditors. The majority of them were due to Moss’ personal talent agency Kate Moss Agency. The company last submitted its financial documents to Companies House in 2023. Moss is the majority shareholder of Cosmoss, followed by an incubator from the Boutique brand called Warsaw Labs and three separate people.
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The famous fashion mogul made her with six products with six products with six products three years ago: The Sacred Mist Dirdance, The Golden Nectar CBD & Pro Collage oil, facial cream, facial cleaner, Dawn tea and dusk tea.
Since then, Cosmoss has published a handful of essentials, including fragrance -free face cream, fragrance -free facial cleaner and a specialized love letter book of the affirmations. Cosmoss was also expanded to new markets in the years after its first publication, which were opened in retailers, resorts and spas in Ireland, France, Germany and the USA
“Cosmoss is very personal for me, I wanted to create something that I believed, something I could share. I wanted the ingredients to be as natural as possible and create something spiritual and sea level.
When the brand entered the US market, Moss recognized the importance of moving and praised America as the country in which it was discovered. “My career started at the JFK airport, so I am pleased that Cosmoss has now landed and is ready to share with all of them in the USA,” she said, referring to the moment when Storm Model Agentin Sarah Doukas scouted her in the 90s.
The success of a celebrity brand depends partly on authenticity; How do these products represent an important aspect or a personal anecdote about the owner? Moss has remained the heart of the Cosmoss Brand Vision since its opening. Your journey to self -love and well -being was a common thread for every business development and every product debut. On the day of its introduction, the brand wrote: “Cosmoss is based on Kate Moss-ready to share their journey of self-acceptance and be free to be free.”
Cosmoss’s liquidation status takes place at a time when more A-lists not only join the beauty industry, but also add the breath and set up a record high for business transactions. In June, Shakira was the recent celebrity that brought a hair care product onto the market with her Isima brand. A few weeks earlier, Hailey Bieber’s Rhode Skin Care Line was acquired by eleven Beauty in a deal that was estimated at 1 billion US dollar, one of the largest M&A offers since 2019.
WWD contacted Moss’ representative for a comment.
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