Moss back in Vogue

Kate Moss proves she is back in Vogue with her first front cover for the magazine since her career was threatened by allegations of cocaine use.

The stunning image is the Croydon-born supermodel's 21st cover for Vogue.

It shows the 32-year-old in girly mode, dressed in white against a pink backdrop.

The inside shots, which have not yet been released, are described as "very sexy".

Moss has been keeping a low profile since she was interviewed by detectives in London yesterday over claims of cocaine use.

She had been out of the country since the allegations surfaced last September, but last night headed for her Cotswolds mansion.

If a file is eventually sent to the CPS, it will be up to prosecutors to decide whether to bring any criminal charges against the mother of one.

Moss was dropped by several fashion houses after pictures apparently showing her using cocaine were printed in the Daily Mirror.

In the March edition of Vogue, out on Friday, she features in three advertising campaigns for Stella McCartney, Roberto Cavalli and Longchamp.

The photographs, which run across six pages of the style bible, were taken in a Paris studio in November.

Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman said: "I'm delighted to have Kate on the cover of March Vogue.

"It's one of the most important issues of the year and we know that our readers are big fans of hers.

"She looks fantastic and the picture is exactly what I wanted to epitomise this spring's fashion."