British icon Kate Moss proves her modelling credentials as she slips into vintage designer ensembles to mark Oxfam's 75-year fight against poverty

She has won herself supermodel status, thanks to forging a stellar career on the runway. 

And proving her modelling credentials, British icon Kate Moss, 44, has donned a bevy of vintage ensembles from a number of designers to celebrate Oxfam's 75 years fight against extreme poverty. 

Doing her bit for the well-recognised charity, the catwalk star stepped back in time as she flaunted her model frame in a slew of eclectic designs from the Oxfam online shop. 

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Working it: British icon Kate Moss, 44, has donned a bevy of vintage ensembles from a number of designers to celebrate Oxfam's 75 years fight against extreme poverty

Working it: British icon Kate Moss, 44, has donned a bevy of vintage ensembles from a number of designers to celebrate Oxfam's 75 years fight against extreme poverty

In one image from her latest work with Oxfam, Kate dazzles in a fedora-style hat and tailored coat to match. 

Hiding her blonde tresses underneath her head gear, Kate ensures all eyes are on her striking features - accentuating them with a subtle yet glamorous make-up look complete with contoured cheeks and a nude lipstick. 

Keeping things pared back on the beauty front, the fashionista looks nothing short of glamorous in one campaign still that saw her slip into an indigo shirt dress, nipped in at the waist by a metallic gold waist belt. 

Sporting a complementing beret to match, Kate poses with her hands in her pockets - proving exactly why she has reigned the runway since her teenage years. 

Stunning: Doing her bit for the well-recognised charity, the catwalk star stepped back in time as she flaunted her model frame in a slew of eclectic designs from the Oxfam online shop

Stunning: Doing her bit for the well-recognised charity, the catwalk star stepped back in time as she flaunted her model frame in a slew of eclectic designs from the Oxfam online shop

Beauty: Hiding her blonde tresses underneath a plethora of  head gear, Kate ensures all eyes are on her striking features - accentuating them with a subtle yet glamorous make-up look complete with contoured cheeks and a nude lipstick

Beauty: Hiding her blonde tresses underneath a plethora of  head gear, Kate ensures all eyes are on her striking features - accentuating them with a subtle yet glamorous make-up look complete with contoured cheeks and a nude lipstick

Other shots saw Kate don an embellished two-piece and Baker's Cap, as well as '60s inspired large round shades that she teamed with a leopard print headscarf and patent coat. 

Shot by photographer David Bailey, Kate models a number of designs from established fashion houses such as Burberry, Gucci and Boden. 

Her work with Oxfam comes as the charity is celebrating 75 years of combating extreme poverty with its global movement. 

Throughout her career in the spotlight, Kate has become known for her philanthropy, as she has been noted to support a number of charitable causes over the years, including War Child, Cancer Research UK, the Elton John AIDS Foundation, Make Poverty History, Comic Relief and Homes of Hope. 

Quirky: In one campaign image, Kate don an embellished two-piece and Baker's Cap

Quirky: In one campaign image, Kate don an embellished two-piece and Baker's Cap

Back in time! She then transformed into pilot, sporting a vintage uniform from decades ago

Back in time! She then transformed into pilot, sporting a vintage uniform from decades ago

Meanwhile, Kate has worked with renowned photographer Bailey on many occasions, with their working relationship spanning over two decades.

The style icon had featured in David's 1998 documentary Models Close Up, commissioned by Channel 4.  At the time, it offered a rare insight into the model who notoriously never gave interviews or spoke in public. 

During the documentary the star revealed she used to get very embarrassed being a young model posing naked.

The interview for David's documentary was also one of the first times Kate addressed being blamed for making young girls want to be thin and also the ‘heroin chic’ label she was tarnished with. 

So glam: Kate sported '60s inspired large round shades that she teamed with a leopard print headscarf and patent coat

So glam: Kate sported '60s inspired large round shades that she teamed with a leopard print headscarf and patent coat

Double act: Kate has worked with renowned photographer David Bailey on many occasions, including her latest work with Oxfam, with their working relationship spanning over two decades

Double act: Kate has worked with renowned photographer David Bailey on many occasions, including her latest work with Oxfam, with their working relationship spanning over two decades

Recently, Kate interviewed David for the Guardian and discussed the worst things they have said to each other in the heat of the moment and how they got away with it. He asked: 'What did I say? “You’re Kate Moss”, or something?'

To which she answered: 'That was it! When I first met you, you walked into the dressing room and I was so excited but really, really nervous, obviously, and scared. Terrified because everyone had told me that you made every model cry'.

While insisting he has never made anyone cry, Kate recalled their first meeting and admitted his words could insult some girls, adding: 'I was sitting having my hair and makeup done and you went, “So you’re Kate Moss? What’s all the fuss about?” And walked out!

'Some girls would have taken that as an insult whereas I was like, "Yes. He is f***ing Bailey!"'

All for a good cause: Throughout her career in the spotlight, Kate has become known for her philanthropy, as she has been noted to support a number of charitable causes over the years, including War Child, Cancer Research UK and the Elton John AIDS Foundation

All for a good cause: Throughout her career in the spotlight, Kate has become known for her philanthropy, as she has been noted to support a number of charitable causes over the years, including War Child, Cancer Research UK and the Elton John AIDS Foundation

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