Hari (who he?) calls this look 'boring' and 'old fashioned', but it is also very flattering, which is no doubt why it keeps coming back. In fact, I'd say the only women who'd have a problem with this style would be those with small, narrow faces - they would get lost in the hair. Yes, Kate's fringe is a bit on the heavy side, but it suits her, just like it suited Julie Christie, Debbie Harry and thousands of attractive but less famous women.

Jack B, Manchester, uk

as the picture makes clear, the haircut looks equally naff on Kate Moss. Indeed it makes her look like distinctly average. Less Jennifer Aniston, more pulling pints in the Queen Vic (and I'm thinking Barbara Windsor not Bianca)

JD, London, London

I don't see anything special about this fringe... But at least she'll stop running around with her boring unbrushed hair looking like a wild animal from a forest.

Zoe, Norwich, UK

In actual fact, I think Claire Smith pulls the look off very well, dont you agree?

Trish, London,

Does that mean that Kate Moss has neither thick nor thin hair?
And she does not have a small face, therefore by deductive logic, the women/men with medium hair (neither thick nor thin) and medium sized to big faces could get away with the fringe.

Personally, I think this haircut looks much Claudia Schiffers' hair from a while ago and I have seen many girls in the high street who look much more attractive than Ms Moss does with the fringe and medium length hair.

D Nea, London,