When pictures of her allegedly snorting cocaine made headlines in the UK in 2005, fashion industry analysts predicted the end of supermodel Kate Moss. However, shes now laughing all the way to the bank, if her bank balance is anything to go by.
London, June 14 : When pictures of her allegedly snorting cocaine made headlines in the UK in 2005, fashion industry analysts predicted the end of supermodel Kate Moss. However, she's now laughing all the way to the bank, if her bank balance is anything to go by.
At the time of her scandal, which saw the supermodel being dubbed 'Cocaine Kate', Moss was dumped by fashion houses Chanel, Burberry and H and M.
However, she soon made a comeback in 2006, earning an estimated 30 million pounds in the year thanks to deals with Virgin Mobile, Longchamp, Stella McCartney and Calvin Klein.
Moss showed just how much her past doesn't matter to the fashion world, when she launched her very successful Topshop collection last month.
And now, the latest accounts for her private company, Skate Enterprises, show that its assets have doubled, reports the Daily Mail.
The latest accounts show Skate Enterprises ended the year to February 2006 with 3.9 million pounds in the bank as compared with 2 million pounds in 2005.
What makes these accounts more significant is the fact that the financial year they cover ended five months after the publication of the sensational photographs that showed the supermodel allegedly snorting cocaine.
They also suggest that even while Moss was losing contracts left, right and centre, she was not all that badly off, in fact, was prospering.
Earlier this year Moss was valued by the Rich List at 45 million pounds including property assets - a sum that she's her entering the list for the UK's wealthiest women for the first time at number 99.
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