Kate Moss and Pete Doherty at Vogue Party

(9 Nov 2006) SHOTLIST AP Entertainment 8th November 2006 1. Wide of party 2. Various of past Vogue covers on wall 3. Various of party including cake and champagne 4. Mid of Alexandra Shulman editor of vogue at party approaching bar 5. Various of arrivals 6. Photocall Ben de Lisi 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben de Lisi: "My start was when Alex came to me when she was being nominated for an award when she was the editor of GQ at the time, and she came to my shop which was then in Soho and I made her a dress for that award and the shortly after I found out that she became the editor of Vogue and then I went, that was a lucky chance! So I was in there." 8. Mid of Matthew Williamson 9. Cutaway press 10. Mid of Laura Bailey 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Matthew Williamson: "Well we've had many over the 9 years that we've been working, and I think Alex has been our biggest supporter by far. Every season she follows the collection so we're very honoured to be here tonight and thank her for her support." 12. Mid of Zhandra Rhodes 13. Mid of Jasper Conran 14. Cutaway press 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Jasper Conran "My first thing was six pages, in colour in Vogue; so they gave me everything." 16. Mid of Yasmin Le Bon 17. Mid of Thandie Newton 18. Cutaway Press 19. Mid of Thandie Newton 20. UPSOUND Reporter Q - "Where do you take your {style} influences from?" SOUNDBITE (English) Thandie Newton: "I have absolutely no idea. some friends I guess and there are some wonderful icons of fashion, Kate Moss is beautiful and her sense of style is so unique and sassy and it's whatever you want it to be." 21. Kate Moss and Pete Doherty leaving party KATE MOSS AND BOYFRIEND PETE DOHERTY OUT TO PARTY Kate Moss and on/off boyfriend Pete Doherty turned up at the Serpentine Gallery to help fashion bible Vogue, celebrate it's 90th birthday in London on Wednesday night at a plush party. Kate is Vogue's most celebrated cover girl, having graced the front of 23 issues, including 3 after her cocaine scandal. Originally founded in New York, British Vogue was launched in the UK during the First World War. Today it has remained a seminal fashion resource for those who have high regard for fashion, current trends and style. Guests at the party, included Mathew Williamson, Ben de Lisi, Thandie Newton and Kate Moss. Ben de Lisi recalls how current Editor in Chief, Alexandra Shulman championed his cause even before she became editor. "My start was when Alex came to me when she was being nominated for an award when she was the editor of GQ at the time, and she came to my shop which was then in Soho and I made her a dress for that award and the shortly after I found out that she became the editor of Vogue and then I went, that was a lucky chance! So I was in there," he told AP from outside the party. Williamson too, told of how Shulman and Vogue had been immensely supportive over the years. "Alex has been our biggest supporter by far. Every season she follows the collection so we're very honoured to be here tonight and thank her for her support," said Williamson. British Vogue are currently displaying 90 Vogue covers from over the years on their website www.vogue.co.uk Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...