Kate Moss dazzled in a sparkling silver top as she enjoyed a night out with her protégé Jordan Barrett in Venice on Friday.

The supermodel, 51, and the Australian fashion model, 28, attended Tom Ford’s Black Orchid Reserve event at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.

Jordan, who was signed onto her modelling agency which she set up in 2016, accompanied his agent Kate on the outing.

Kate showcased her age-defying beauty in the metallic low-cut blouse and satin black skirt.

Her long-term friend Jordan displayed his chiseled face and impeccable fashion sense in a polka dot jacket. 

Kate recently landed a brand new presenting role hosting a BBC Radio 6 series on late singer David Bowie. 

Kate Moss, 51, dazzled in a sparkling silver top as she enjoyed a night out with her protégé Jordan Barrett, 28, in Venice on Friday

The supermodel and the Australian fashion model attended Tom Ford’s Black Orchid Reserve event at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection

The model will host an eight-part podcast series called David Bowie: Changeling, which will explore David’s artistic evolution between 1970-1975.

The show will feature rare and unheard archive interviews from the Under Pressure hitmaker, who died of liver cancer aged 69 back in 2016. 

It will also include fresh interviews from individuals who knew and were influenced by the artist, such as Boy George, Chrissie Hynde, Dave Gahan, Edward Enninful, Elton John, Goldie, Iggy Pop, Harris Reed, Robbie Williams, and Twiggy.

Kate commented on her latest project, stating, ‘David Bowie was truly remarkable. He was far more than a friend – he was a mystery.’

‘Thus, when the opportunity arose to delve into this remarkable five-year chapter of Bowie’s life for 6 Music and BBC Sounds, learning from those who accompanied him on his artistic voyage, and those he still inspires, I was thrilled to help tell the story of such an incredible metamorphosis.’

‘This podcast is a real celebration of my friend, a true British icon.’

The podcast will host a unique 2001 interview with creator Des Shaw, along with a newly discovered audio from the BBC Archive.

While archive chats from the likes of Lady Gaga, Sinéad O’Connor, Lou Reed, Tracey Emin will also be heard by fans. 

On Saturday, Kate looked incredible in a casual ensemble as she arrived into Venice airport

After a brief trip, Kate headed back to London

The supermodel looked classy and chic in her blue shirt and denim jeans

The beauty complemented her outfit with a Hermes Birkin and flat sandals

Kate recently landed a brand new presenting role hosting a BBC Radio 6 series on late singer David Bowie  

The model will host an eight-part podcast series called David Bowie: Changeling, which will explore David’s artistic evolution between 1970-1975

Kate remarked on her project, stating, ‘David Bowie was a very special person. Someone who was much more than a friend – he was an enigma.’

The episodes will also cover Bowie’s initial performances with The Hype, his interest in artist Andy Warhol, and the making of The Rise And Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars [pictured in 1978].

Episodes of the show will also explore Bowie’s early performances with The Hype, his fascination with artist Andy Warhol and the creation of The Rise And Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars.

The legacy of David’s iconic Ziggy Stardust persona will also be looked at.

Kate and David were close friends for around a decade before his sad death. 

Back in 2016, the year of his passing, Kate revealed David made fun of her because she couldn’t get into his outfits.  

She admitted in an interview with BBC Radio 6 Music that the late musical icon was so slim that even she couldn’t fit into his clothes.

The fashion darling, who has done a number of shoots with the Ziggy Stardust icon himself and even collected a BRIT award on his behalf in his famous attire in 2014, admitted getting into his clothes were a tight squeeze.

Asked if the claims were true, Kate was quick to quip: ‘Yeah, it didn’t fit me!

‘When I saw him after that he was like “mmm, I heard the clothes didn’t fit.” All right, rubbing it in!’ she hilariously continued. 

 Still, there were some things she could wear and one memorable occasion, the Croydon-born beauty channelled her inner David Bowie in one of his famous looks as she picked up an award for best British male at the BRITS in 2014.

He originally donned the leotard-style garment while appearing at London’s Rainbow Theatre in Finsbury Park on August 19, 1972.