Kate Moss's fashion sense knows no bounds. The model-muse is always en vogue no matter what she is wearing: She comes up with the effortless looks that the rest of us covet. But that means she makes fashion on her own terms, taking risks such as undone hair at a big deal premiere (seen here in 1993) or clothing that brazenly broadcasts her undergarment choices (or lack thereof). Click on to see if she wears them well.

Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage | Dave M. Benett, Getty Images

With a wild mane of long crimped locks, Moss embodies a "youth gone wild" look as she attends the premiere of "Philadelphia" to benefit AmFar in December 1993.

Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage

Herrrre's Johnny! La Moss in a simple white sheath at the "Don Juan DeMarco premiere" with then boyfriend Johnny Depp circa April 1995.

Barry King/WireImage.com

Strike a pose: Looking appropriately minimalist, Moss makes a promotional appearance as the face of Calvin Klein at Saks Fifth Avenue in September 1995.

Jim Smeal/WireImage

The cool couple head to Frank Sinatra's 80th birthday celebration at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles in 1995. Moss's off-the-shoulder feathered confection will resurface several years later.

Kevin Mazur/WireImage.com

Supes on! Moss with her model mates Christy Turlington and Naomi Campbell at the Costume Institute gala in December 1995.

Kevin Mazur Archive, WireImage

The Woman in Black: Continuing to keep minimalism in mind, Moss suited up at the 1997 VH1 "Vogue" Fashion Awards.

SGranitz/WireImage

The three amigas: Gwyneth Paltrow, La Moss, and Liv Tyler pose for the cameras at a Beck show at the Roxy, September 1998.

Kevin Mazur/Wireimage

Channeling Twiggy at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival. To offset her boyish hair do, Moss opts for a ladylike white fur coat, dangly earrings, and sweet pea green Mary Janes.

J. Vespa/WireImage

Cut it out! Keeping the accessories to a necessary minimum, Moss shows off her svelte body at an exhibition opening at the party at the National Portrait Gallery in London circa January 2002.

Alan Davidson/WireImage

Kate Moss sizzles in the new ad campaign for her TopShop spring/summer line.

TopShop

Scarlet Johansson is the golden girl for champagne manufacturer Moët & Chandon's new campaign.

Moët & Chandon

Bar Rafaeli, Leonardo DiCaprio's stunning model girlfriend, is the face of British retailer Marks & Spencer's new lingerie line.

Marks & Spencer

Pam Anderson's new campaign for Vivienne Westwood is surprisingly hot. The blonde bombshell and her heaving, inflated bosoms aren't usually found in fashion mags -- but the quirky combo of Playboy centerfold and designer threads seems to work.

Photo courtesy of Vivienne Westwood

Scarlett Johansson for Dolce & Gobbana.
A sizzling Marilyn Monroe impression that's sure to sell some makeup.

Dolce & Gobbana

Fergie for M.A.C.'s VIVA GLAM collection
Fabulous, feathered, and just a little airbrushed.

MAC Cosmetics

Katie and Posh's Dueling Ads
We know it's tough to tell the difference, but that's Katie Holmes on the left for Miu Miu and Victoria Beckham baring (nearly) all for Giorgio Armani. The campaigns launched within days of one another -- so the question is: who's hotter?

Miu Miu/Armani

Madonna for Louis Vuitton
Anyone else tired of the trademark Madonna crotch shot?

Louis Vuitton

Kirsten Dunst for Miu Miu
We prefer Katie Holmes, hands down.

Miu Miu

Heidi Klum for Jordache
The jean company was apparently trying to target the "hot mom" demographic.

Jordache