Iconic 90s supermodel Kate Moss shows the effects of a lifetime of drinking and cigarettes in new photos that emerged on Wednesday.
The model was labelled “unrecognisable” by shocked fans.
The 49-year-old was papped smoking outside of a London restaurant just weeks after saying she’d switched to vapes.
She was meeting with her brother Nick and dad Peter.
The model who once brought home $67,500 per catwalk metre was wearing a pink and black polka dot shirt.
She wore her blonde hair loose and didn’t appear to be wearing makeup.
Her little sister Lottie, 25, who recently said she was too famous to get a date wasn’t photographed at the meal.
Moss is a long-time ciggy butt lover and was once hailed the ‘greatest smoker of all time’.
After the photos dropped a cosmetic dermatologist told The New York Post that smoking has a “big effect on the skin”.
Dr Raman Madan, director of cosmetic dermatology at Northwell Health on Long Island, said smoking can cause premature aging.
It decreases collagen production which can cause loose, sagging and discoloured skin.
The loosening can affect arms, legs and the body, including the breasts.
In comparison 90s models Cindy Crawford, 57, and Aussie Elle Macpherson, 59, who follow more healthy lifestyles receive praise for their ageing skin.
“You just keep getting more gorgeous Elle!” one fan wrote on a Mcpherson Instagram post.