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British model Kate Moss posed as a concubine for Turkish photographer Mert Alaş and his partner Marcus Piggot during her visit to Istanbul in June.
The photo shoot took place in the exotic atmosphere of Çağlayan Turkish bath. Wearing dresses and accessories by leading fashion designers, the controversial model's poses appeared in the September issue of the U.S. magazine W. Among the designers were Vera Wang, Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney.
The famous model posed for Alaş -- who work for brands like Louis Vitton, Missoni, Giorgio Armani, Roberto Cavalli, Fendi and Kenzo, and celebrities like David Beckham, Jennifer Lopez and Scarlet Johansson -- and his partner Piggot during a 15-hour photo shoot.
Moss, 34, who allegedly drank glasses of vodka during the shooting, also posed in the Sultan's Boats (Saltanat Kayığı) with a magnificent view of the Bosporus. Alaş, who previously worked for Moss, defined her an “unbelievable woman” and said she posed as “the most beautiful concubine of the sultan.”
During her visit, Moss also attended the opening of a fashion photos exhibition by Alaş and Piggot in Galerist. Her visit to Istanbul was an event because of a transparent dress she wore, her fight in a bar and her abusive language.
