See the Champagne Glass Modeled After Kate Moss’ Left Breast

Kate Moss isn’t one to shy away from a project, so it only makes sense that to celebrate her 25th anniversary in the fashion modelling industry we celebrate with a toast — out of a glass that is modeled after her left breast.

Yes, you read that correctly. Restaurant 34 in London, England has modeled a coupe after her well-known assets.

Does this sound familiar? It should. During the 18th century, it is reported that the first champagne glass, designed by British artist Jane McAdam Freud, was made and modeled after Marie Antoinette’s left breast.

The new and redesigned glass will be available in October and will kick off with a launch from the model herself.

The coupe will also be used at the restaurant’s sister restaurants The Ivy, Scott’s and Daphne’s.

Moss told Rage, “I was excited to participate in this project, what an honour to be alongside Marie Antoinette – she was a very fascinating and prankish character.

“Champagne is always associated with celebration and pleased occasions and I had fun making this gorgeous coupe.”

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