Leather jackets, leopard prints, peplums: Kate Moss' style makes a comeback


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Indie sleaze was one of Kate Moss's signature styles in the late 2000s. Photo: AFP

The days of quiet luxury and its slightly haughty vision of good taste are giving way to a far more provocative sartorial style dubbed "indie sleaze", which may be familiar to millennials who experimented with the look in the late 2000s and early 2010s.

Leather jackets, leopard-print coats, low-rise pants, peplum tops, rock band logos and thick-soled boots are all making a comeback, reviving an aesthetic synonymous with fashion icons like Kate Moss and Alexa Chung.

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