Kate Moss’ beauty brand Cosmoss enters liquidation

By Lynsey Barber | Published: 30-Jun-2025
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The British model’s skin care and wellness-focused line is being wound up just three years after launching, owing creditors nearly £3 million

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Kate Moss’ beauty brand Cosmoss has gone into liquidation just three years after launching.

The British model’s skin care and wellness-focused brand voluntarily appointed liquidators on 24 June, according to official documents.

Accounts filed on Companies House show the business is being wound up by insolvency specialists AABRS, with creditors owed nearly £3m.

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