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"  It&amp;#039;s baaaaaack! After a four-year hiatus, Kate Moss x Topshop returns today. Moss designed 14 collections for the fast fashion brand between 2007 and 2010, but lucky #15 promises to be different for reasons beyond that too-long wait. &amp;quot;With this collection we had more time, so we could be really selective about the pieces that are included. Each one is a statement piece,&amp;quot; Moss told Harper&amp;#039;s Bazaar. Ranging from $76 to $1,200, the prices reflect that new outlook, but judging by all the fuss, that&amp;#039;s not curbing anyone&amp;#039;s interest. And although\u2014for the first time in Topshop collab history\u2014the collection will be shoppable in Nordstrom stores, Nordstrom.com, and on Net-a-Porter.com in addition to Topshop and Topshop.com, don&amp;#039;t let that fool you into thinking it&amp;#039;s somehow more available and won&amp;#039;t sell out freakishly quickly. Here, the best strategies for scoring a piece of the collection, and ending up with an item (or two) you really, really love. #1: CHECK OUT THE FULL COLLECTION. THOROUGHLY. There are 40 pieces total, and there&amp;#039;s a lot of sequins, fringe, and lacy textures to consider. You might think &amp;quot;Oh, I remember I just want the beaded top, I&amp;#039;ll buy that,&amp;quot; but there are, like, six beaded tops. Check it out the complete collection here and refresh your memory, so you can know what you want before you step foot in a store or open your Internet browser.  #2: AVOID THE OBVIOUS... Like that yellow dress, which The New York Post calls the collection&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;pi\u00E8ce de r\u00E9sistance.&amp;quot; Everyone will be all &amp;quot;Ohhhh, you got the Kate Moss dress,&amp;quot; and maybe in two months after the buzz is over, you&amp;#039;ll want something that isn&amp;#039;t as immediately identifiable. (No matter how great that dress is. Which it is.)  #3:\u2026INSTEAD, PICK PIECES THAT ARE A LITTLE MORE VERSATILE That way you can make them feel more like you specifically, like Kate always does. The jumpsuit on the left could be from dozens of different designers, and it&amp;#039;d pair well with a bunch of earrings, belts, and other accessories. And while the slip dress on the right is still a standout look, you could easily morph it into something new by putting a blazer up top or tossing on an oversize knit on for a half-slouchy, half-luxe feel.  #4: REMEMBER YOUR BUDGET Instead of Supermarket Sweep-ing Topshop or fiendishly clicking &amp;quot;checkout&amp;quot; online like you&amp;#039;re trying to buy Beyonc\u00E9 tickets, you&amp;#039;ll want to exercise a little restraint and know ahead of time which of the pieces you really do want. Stuff&amp;#039;s more expensive this time, and it&amp;#039;s sneaky and sometimes feels arbitrary. (Would you have guessed that the dress on the left costs $150, while the one of the right costs $290?) #5: PRE-REGISTER Sign up for Topshop, Nordstrom, and Net-a-Porter&amp;#039;s mailing lists if you want to stop the Kate Moss stuff online. Yes, they all get their stuff in today, but the specific time of day each site will get make the stock shoppable hasn&amp;#039;t been announced. Those people who offer up their email addresses will likely get the blast that the stuff is up and available first, so it&amp;#039;d be good to be one of them. (And then, you know, you can unsubscribe later.)  #6: KNOW THE FINE PRINT Okay, so there&amp;#039;s only one dress that&amp;#039;s exclusive to Net-a-Porter, but if that&amp;#039;s the one that you want (the beaded, $1,200 dress on the right, which is a fancier version of the $420 dress on the left), you might as well know it now. #7: DON&amp;#039;T EXPECT RESTOCKING Usually Topshop will get recurring deliveries of their collections, but this time they&amp;#039;re not, and neither are Net-a-Porter or Nordstrom. Once this stuff&amp;#039;s gone, it&amp;#039;s gone. (Unless, of course, it&amp;#039;s on eBay.) #8: KEEP CALM AND KATE MOSS ON If you didn&amp;#039;t get what you want, go vintage shopping until you find something eerily similar. It&amp;#039;s what Kate would do.  Photos: Courtesy of Topshop Related: Kate Moss&amp;#039;s Best Looks Related: Kate Moss Talks About Her New Topshop Collection "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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