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When Karlie Kloss turned up backstage at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show last month with a much shorter haircut, she told us that she did it for "a job."

This week, Vogue published a story about a newly trendy haircut known simply as the chop, which in recent months has been adopted by everyone from Arizona Muse to Olivier Theyskens. Kloss's cut was administered by the mononymous New York stylist Garren in Patrick Demarchelier's photo studio, and the magazine chronicled the model's transformation from long-haired and lovely to short-haired and almost gamine.

"I love it. I can't stop touching it . . . it makes me feel more daring," Kloss said afterward, adding that having shorter locks "actually takes the focus off your hair and puts the focus on you. I'm starting to realize that it's all about confidence."

The only drawback to the new 'do? "It's winter, and I happen to have this very long neck," Kloss noted. "I may need to invest in some really warm scarves."

Karlie Kloss photographed by Patrick Demarchelier. Photo courtesy of Vogue.

Kate Moss fans, take note: the supermodel is currently filming a documentary.

While there's no word yet on when the documentary will make its debut, a source confirmed to The Daily Telegraph that Moss is allowing a camera crew to take footage of her daily life. They were with her last night at the London launch of her new coffee-table book, Kate: The Kate Moss Book, and are expected to follow her on her global book tour.

In promoting the book, Moss has broken her longstanding aversion to interviews, revealing what she thinks about other supermodels and the early campaign that gave her a nervous breakdown. Last year she explained her press shyness to T Magazine:

"When I first started out I did press because I wasn't really aware that they would write something really horrible but then they did, and I was like: 'Oh no, I don't want to go back there. I don't really want to open up myself to that kind of criticism,'" she said. "And I think that a lot of the time you walk in a room they already know what they want to write about you, so it doesn't matter what you're like. But sometimes I will do it if I like the person or the project."

We have to assume she really, really likes this project.

Two British angels are reportedly getting their wings this week: Cara Delevingne and Jourdan Dunn are said to be making their debuts at this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

Delevingne confirmed the news over the weekend, tweeting that she is "so excited for the #VSFashionShow! Had my fitting yesterday and am so happy about my outfit. Be prepared, be very prepared."

Dunn hasn't exactly let that cat out of the bag, but a source told The Daily Telegraph that she'd also be in the show. Dunn flew into New York over the weekend without specifying why she made the trip. A recent update put her "in a mini bus on my way to Winchester," but she previously promised that she'd be back in the Big Apple "in a bit."

If Dunn does walk in the show, she and Delevingne will share the runway with a lineup of models including Miranda Kerr, Lindsay Ellingson, Erin Heatherton, Adriana Lima, Behati Prinsloo, Candice Swanepoel, Doutzen Kroes, Lily Aldridge, and Alessandra Ambrosio. Ambrosio has been selected for the honor of wearing this year's $2.5 million Floral Fantasy Bra during the show.

Photo: Dunn and Delevingne at the 2012 Costume Institute Gala.

Kate Moss recently revealed which supermodels she thinks are hot — and which are not.

Moss told The New York Times that she admires the Brazilian beauty Raquel Zimmermann for being so versatile. Of Lara Stone, Moss said, "I think she's very hot, with her boobs and her teeth. Though my husband says she's not his cup of tea."

As for Christy Turlington, a woman who Moss once thought of as the best in her class: "The last time I saw Christy, she was wearing a twin-set," Moss said. "You can think twin-set, but you can't wear one."

Photo: Turlington, Naomi Campbell, and Moss at the 1995 Costume Institute Gala.