Daily Inspiration Quote by Kate Moss

"I'll never forget that show season" sounds like nostalgia, but Moss quickly tilts it into something sharper: "It was completely mad". The vagueness is the point. She’s describing an era when fashion’s most marketable product wasn’t clothing, it was access - to a moving VIP bubble where the schedule, the parties, and the proximity to famous bodies mattered as much as any runway.

The detail that lands is spatial: "I was staying between Christy and Naomi's rooms". It’s practically a floor plan of 90s supermodel power. Not just friendship, not just happenstance - a quiet statement about being placed inside a hierarchy that the culture was obsessively watching. Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell function here like coordinates. Moss is locating herself in the center of that mythology, while also implying how tightly managed the whole circus was.

Then she flips to the transport-and-hotel shorthand: "all limos and the Ritz Hotel and all that kind of business". The phrase "that kind of business" is doing heavy lifting, dismissing luxury as routine and, subtly, as transactional. It’s glamour described from inside the machine, where extravagance becomes logistics. Moss’s tone is casual, almost offhand, which is its own flex: the most unreal experience is framed as just the weather of the season.

Subtext: the madness isn’t only fun; it’s intensity, surveillance, excess, and the strange loneliness of being escorted everywhere. The memory survives because it’s both dream and blur - a cultural peak that already knows it can’t last.