Green: 'Moss Topshop line lost its edge'

Philip Green has revealed that Kate Moss's collaboration with Topshop has ended because the range had "lost that edge".

The 36-year-old supermodel has designed clothes for the high street giant since 2007. However, it was recently announced that her upcoming collection would be her last for the company.

Speaking of the decision, Green told Grazia: "About two or three months ago, we came to the decision that it had lost that edge, and we'd lost what our purpose was.

"It's different now to when we started and probably became too overloaded. It wasn't working. We all got bogged down. We were trying to produce these big collections, but it was too difficult and we needed a rethink.

"We discussed it and decided this was the way to go."

Green added that despite ending Moss's regular collections, she would work with the label in future. He explained: "There are two or three very special projects we have in mind, which we will do as and when. They have to be unique, special and they have to have her stamp on them."