The great Kate Moss takeover at Topshop

Brace yourselves, people, she’s back. Yes, after a four-year hiatus (we were counting) Croydon’s most fabulous face returns to Topshop tomorrow night with a collection that could well be her most coveted yet. Inspired by her own wardrobe and by her spiritual home of Ibiza, Moss for Topshop 2014 includes all the kaftans, fringing and “I’m the coolest girl in the room” dresses any self-respecting Mossaholic could ever need. Set to cause something of a furore at Oxford Circus, where the collection will launch with a personal appearance by HRH (Moss, not Middleton) tomorrow, the latest offering sees the model-turned-designer move into pricier territory with dresses that are set to change hands for up to £600. Will you be camping out early? Here’s what you need to know:

KATE BY NUMBERS

15 Kate Moss collections have hung on the hallowed rails of Topshop.

2007 was the year in which the supermodel made her debut as a designer for the high-street chain.

2 other brands have enlisted Moss to design for them — Longchamp and Carphone Warehouse.

4 years have passed since Kate Moss fans were last able to buy her collections in Topshop.

17 million beads were used to create the fringed jackets and camis in the model’s latest offering.

6.30pm tomorrow evening is the moment Londoners queuing outside the Oxford Circus store will be given access to Kate’s new collection.

346 Topshop stores across 41 countries will stock the collection from Wednesday morning.

40 lucky people will get the chance to buy the limited-edition jewel-detail dress — it will be available in the Oxford Circus store as well as on Topshop.com and NET-A-PORTER.COM.

38 styles from the collection will be available at Natalie Massenet’s online fashion mecca.

£600 is what you’ll have to pay to get your hands on the most expensive piece in the collection.

2003 is year Kate was photographed in the vintage yellow dress that is set to be among the most coveted in the collection.

1 shirt in the offering bears a replica of the iconic pansy print that made Kate’s first Topshop collaboration such a success.

£130 is the price Kate fans will pay for the pansy dress, which still changes hands on eBay seven years after it hit the shopfloor.

13,000 metres of crochet- embroidered lace were used to create the lace dresses and matching camis in the new collection.

£190 will buy you the Topshop version of Kate’s “Rolling Stones” jacket — so christened because the model has worn it every time she has seen the band.

304 days have passed since Kate started work on her latest collection.

9 of Kate’s friends, including Nick Grimshaw, Bobby Gillespie and Charlotte Tilbury, have sung the supermodel’s praises on Nowness.com this month.

1990 was the year Primal Scream frontman Gillespie — married to Kate’s stylist and close friend Katy England — first met the model. The two were at Kinky Disco, an acid house night on Shaftesbury Avenue.