Kate Moss, 50, goes braless in a silky silver gown and black tie belt at the King’s Trust Global Gala in NYC
Kate Moss went braless in a silky silver dress and black tie belt at the King’s Trust Global Gala in New York City on Thursday.
The event, organized by Motown legend Lionel Richie and former British Vogue editor Edward Enninful, was founded in Britain by King Charles III with the aim of helping disadvantaged young people.
Kate, 50, made her presence felt as the event kicked off in Manhattan and looked stunning in her glittering floor-length dress as she posed on the red carpet.
The supermodel diversified her look with a simple black sash, while black strappy heels and an elegant handbag completed the look.
With tasteful accessories, Kate completed her latest look with a glittering statement necklace and earrings as she mingled with guests.
Kate Moss, 50, went braless in a silky silver dress at the King’s Trust Global Gala in New York City on Thursday
The supermodel diversified her look with a simple black sash, while black strappy heels completed the look
Kate partied with former Vogue editor Edward Enninful (left) and designer Marc Jacobs (right)
The star-studded evening included dinner and a silent auction, marking the first major event since The Prince’s Foundation was renamed The King’s Trust.
The event, held in New York, was hosted by King’s Trust Global Ambassadors Lionel Richie and Edward Enninful OBE.
There is also said to have been a surprise performance by John Legend, with the singer posing in a white suit and bow tie.
The Prince’s Trust became the King’s Trust in November last year, when Charles set up the foundation while still Prince of Wales.
The palace said the king’s long-standing charities had been renamed in recognition of his accession to the throne.
The Trust helps young people aged 11 to 30 into jobs, education and training – and beneficiaries include The Wire and Luther actor Idris Elba, who used a £1,500 grant to help launch his career.
Supermodel Kate has made millions in profits through her modeling agency, which looks after her daughter Lila and pop star Rita Ora, among others.
The supermodel, 50, set up her talent agency in September 2016 and new accounts have revealed how much money Kate’s company has raked in.
The British beauty also caught up with singer Lionel Richie
With tasteful accessories, Kate completed her latest look with a glittering statement necklace as she entered the event on Thursday evening.
L-R: Lisa Parigi, Charlotte Tilbury, Kate Moss, Lionel Richie, Robert Kraft, Dana Kraft, Frank Giustra, Francesca Giustra
Kate was spotted leaving her New York City hotel earlier that evening ahead of the event
She was joined by beauty entrepreneur Charlotte Tilbury on the evening, which included dinner and a silent auction
The two showed their close friendship during the evening
Kate previously wore a similar dress to The Golden Age of Couture Gala at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum in 2007
Fashionista Kate’s company made £4.3 million in profits, including £831,000 last year.
The accounts for the company, which also looks after Kate herself, were signed off by the model and filed with Companies House last week.
For the year ended July 31, 2023, the agency had £5.9 million in assets, including £2.6 million in cash.