Kate Moss’ Second Zara Collab Is Everything You Need to Dress for Glastonbury — Here Are the Best Pieces to Shop for Summer

The supermodel designed the pieces with longtime stylist, Katy England and her rockstar husband Bobby Gillespie, while Lila Moss and Lux Gillespie model the pieces for the collection's lookbook.

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Kate Moss and Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie model their new Zara festival collection. Mert & Marcus/Zara

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For her newest Zara collection, OG festival queen Kate Moss is giving fashion fans the sartorial Glastonbury tutorial they’ve been waiting for.

Aptly titled the Festival Collection, the supermodel’s second collaboration ($25.90 to $379) with the Spanish fast-fashion label drops on Monday and features rock ‘n’ roll-meets-bohemian pieces inspired by Moss’ favorite wardrobe finds sourced from “thrift stores of small-town America to the most elevated boutiques of Paris and Milan,” per Zara. That translates to lingerie-inspired satin camisoles, fringe bikinis and hot pants, a metallic bodysuit, a brown suede mini skirt, leather mini shorts with lace-up and zippered accents, breezy floral dresses, lace-up bell bottoms and a silk cream suit. There are also leather boots and sandals, oversized leather bags, vintage-inspired biker-ready jewelry, skinny neck scarves and sunglasses.

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This time around, the spring/summer 2025 collection includes menswear ($39.90 to $319), with England’s husband, iconic Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie, designing and modeling alongside Moss. Standouts from the men’s line include black and white polka dot button-downs with eye-popping red floral accents, sharp tailored blazers and trousers, metallic shirts, striped polo shirts and a very “Marlon Brando” leather jacket, to name a few.

Primal Scream frontman Bobby Gillespie models his designs in the Kate Moss x Zara Festival collection. Mert & Marcus/Zara

“When I saw Bobby’s designs, I really wanted so much of it that we decided to mix and match. It’s Bobby and Kate for Zara,” Moss tells The Hollywood Reporter. Adds Gillespie, “There’s a jacket in black leather, like Marlon Brando wore in The Wild One. Velvet collar, leopard print lining. It’s special. This is easier to wear than a biker’s jacket, it’s chic-er, cooler, not something everybody wears.”

Photographer duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott return to shoot the new capsule, while the lookbook imagery (shot by Casper Sejersen) stars none other than the designers’ stylish spawn, Moss’ daughter, Lila Moss, and England and Gillespie’s son, Lux Gillespie.

Shop the look: left and right. Casper Sejersen/Zara

The second Kate Moss x Zara collab comes ahead of Glastonbury, which takes over Worthy Farm in the U.K. on June 25 to 29. Olivia Rodrigo, the 1975 and Neil Young are headlining the iconic fest, while legend Rod Stewart will play the Pyramid Stage.

In a release, Moss notes how the design process differed than her last Zara collection. “It was such an evolved process this time. Because it’s spring/summer and festival season, I suppose, I expected it to be more about wafty dresses. But it’s a bit tougher than that. It feels more rock ’n’ roll. It wouldn’t be my collection without a nod to rock ’n’ roll.”

See more campaign and lookbook photos from the collaboration below, and shop the new Kate Moss x Zara collection starting Monday, June 9, online at zara.com and in select stores.

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