The 3 Party Dresses To Say Goodbye To The Year Like Kate Moss In The 90s

Saying goodbye to a whole year requires a style icon at the height. Does anyone know more about parties than Kate Moss in the 90s?

Without counting that very commented naked dress that he wore at the party of the annual contest of the Elite model agency at the Hilton hotel in London in September 1993, his favorite party dresses could be divided into three very specific types: the ‘mini’ of sequins or shiny finish, the slip dress or lingerie with a satin effect and the Asian inspiration with clear references to the qipao.

Now that it’s time to say goodbye to 2023, Kate Moss in the 90s seems to us as the best fashion icon possible to leave nothing in the inkwell and welcome her to 2024 as she deserves. Whether you stay at home or not, I’m sure you want to dress in tons of paillettes and with many concessions to the trends of this season autumn/winter 2023-2024.

From Zara to Mango, through & Other Stories or Amlul, here are 13 party dresses with which to say goodbye to 2023 as only the biggest (and most party) icon of the 90s would.

The sequined mini dress

Brilliant to say enough – sequins, rhinestones or lamé fabric through – and short, very short. The mini dress with sparkling appliques is the most daring face of the Kate Moss of the 90s, with the permission of the aforementioned naked dress. There are many fashion firms that have opted for sequins for their pre-fall 2024 collections, so everything indicates that the time has come to give it a chance. It is said by such distinguished firms as Balenciaga, Chanel or Valentino.

The ‘slip dress’

Kate Moss and Johnny Depp on the model’s birthday in 1991. Dave Benett

The most delicate side of Kate Moss came out with the classic slip dresses of the time. The lingerie dresses with a satin finish and spaghetti straps in neutral and powdery colors that were a must in the 90s have never ceased to be fashionable and, however, they are not always preferred because of the low temperatures. With an XXL coat like this one from Irina Shayk or this one with hair worn by Emily Ratajkowski there is no excuse that is worth it.

The ‘qipao’ inspired dress

Kate Moss and Johnny Depp on the model’s birthday in 1991. Dave Benett

The dress inspired by the traditional qipao, a feminine dress used in China, is the most versatile option to imitate Kate Moss’s party look in the 90s. Seen in Zara and a classic of the now defunct signature of Alexa Chung – not in vain, the presenter and designer is addicted to this design of Asian references – this is the model that best combines comfort and style in equal parts. You will wear it on New Year’s Eve but also in the coming months because we are lucky enough to have the designs of Amlul, the signature of the Galician Gala González, who is inspired by this trend to sign authentic best sellers.