Kate to pose as dummy at Topshop launch

7:38am Monday 30th April 2007

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Kate Moss is expected to pose as a mannequin in a Top Shop window tonight to promote the launch of her clothing range.

It is anticipated hundreds of customers will queue outside the retailer's flagship store in Oxford Street, Central London, for an exclusive glimpse at her collection.

The Croydon-born supermodel is believed to have been paid £3 million to create the range, made up of 50 designs, which vary in price from £12 to £150.

The collection includes skinny jeans, mini dresses, vest tops and a cropped leather jacket.

Groups of shoppers will be let in for a maximum of 20 minutes for the four hour launch, from 8pm to midnight.

They will be limited to trying on a maximum of eight garments and can only buy five pieces each - to stop the clothes being sold on auction sites such as eBay.

It is predicted tomorrow's national launch will see clothes selling-out in record time and huge stocks have been ordered by Top Shop to meet the expected demand.