Just days after leaving rehab - Kate Moss appears to be making a comeback.
She graces the front cover of American magazine Vanity Fair, only months after several fashion houses cancelled their lucrative contracts with the supermodel.
Vanity Fair photographed Moss last year, but has never used the pictures until now.
Wearing a charcoal Chloe camisole, the 31-year-old is pictured on the front page with the headline, Kate Moss, Can She Come Back?
Inside, the American magazine devotes 11 full pages to the model.
Another photograph taken in November 2004 includes the Croydon-born supermodel in black underwear, sharing a bed with two kittens.
Moss left the Meadows Clinic in Arizona last week after undergoing a month of therapy treatment.
She has been spending time with friends in the US before returning to work, but already has jobs lined up in Los Angeles, Paris and New York over the next month.
Moss, who checked into the Meadows Clinic at the end of September, saw her career fall apart after pictures of her allegedly snorting cocaine were published in a newspaper.
H&M and Burberry axed her and Chanel said it would not be extending her contract.
But cosmetics giant Rimmel and luxury fashion house Dior stuck by her after she released a statement pledging to sort out her problems.
The model, who is reported to have dumped boyfriend and self-confessed crack addict Pete Doherty, said she had "various personal issues" that she needed to address.
