Here's the $58 Box of Sushi Kate Moss Designed

Even sushi restaurants are doing fashion collaborations these days.
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Even sushi restaurants are doing fashion collaborations these days.

In her latest design gig, Kate Moss has collaborated with Sushi Shop, a sushi chain with locations all over the world (including Paris and New York), on a sushi box, WWD is reporting.

The box, which costs about $58 and containts 40 pieces of sushi, is covered in sequins and has Kate Moss's name on it. The supermodel, who is allegedly a sushi fan, follows previous Sushi Shop box collaborators Kenzo Takeda and Lenny Kravitz.

The collaboration was feted with a private party last night in Paris, which Kate Moss did not attend.

We're not really sure we understand what's exciting about eating out of a Kate Moss sushi box--is it like the expensive adult version of a Happy Meal?--though there are probably a few dirty jokes one could make out of the situation.

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