Kate Moss has delighted crowds by posing in the window at Oxford Street’s Topshop store for the eagerly awaited launch of her collection.

Thousands of photographers and members of the public waited hours outside the shop’s main window for a glimpse of the style icon - and she did not disappoint!

London College of Fashion student Theo Regisford, 21, from east London, said: “I am a big fan of Kate Moss. She is an icon of our generation, a true style icon.

“There are about 1,000 people queuing so I don’t think that’s worth my while. It’s just a good opportunity to see her.”

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The ‘Die Hard’ actor has hit out at the likes of Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears who have all been photographed on nights out not wearing any underwear, displaying their most intimate parts.

Willis told Vanity Fair magazine: “They’re not writing about guys my age much anymore, unless I do something naughty.

“They’re writing about the kids. That’s what drives pop culture now. Anything goes, to the point where it’s OK for young pop stars or film stars to show photos of their naked vaginas in a magazine. If this is it then it’s over man, it’s the f***ing Fall of Rome.”

The 52-year-old action hero also revealed he is feeling his age and found the stunts in the new ‘Die Hard’ movie, ‘Live Free or Die Hard’, very tough.

He said: “A lot of the physical stuff they had me doing was still, let’s say, low-tech. I don’t bounce as well off the concrete floors as I used to. I’m glad I didn’t wait a couple more years to do this.”