If you missed out on Kate Moss' first collection for Topshop -- which ran from 2007-2010 -- you're in luck, the busy-as-ever supermodel is hard at work on new designs for the multinational retailer and they're expected to hit stores next April.

Drawing from her own style, Moss, according to WWD, is "spending a few days a week" plotting the line with the in-house design team and Topshop's creative director, who calls Moss "a fashion superstar who sets the trends and influences style."

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"I have really missed being involved in the design process, and working with the team at Topshop," Moss says, adding that "Now more than ever, with London being at the forefront of fashion...it feels like I'm back home working with Topshop."

And, the feeling is clearly mutual if you listen to what the brand's head honcho, Sir Philip Green has to say about working with Forbes' #2 top earning model for 2102. (Gisele topped the list.)

"The first time around was such a lot of fun, and she has been sorely missed," the British business magnate says of the collection which included signature skinny jeans, one-shoulder minidresses and tees with big ol' "Ks" woven into them.

So far, mum's the word on both Moss' new designs and the price points and, while she was reportedly paid $3.5 million for the last endeavor, what she'll rake in this time is anyone's guess.

With the first collection, it was hard for us Yanks to get our mitts on the then UK-only Topshop line, now that the brand has seen a mass global expansion -- including a super-successful run in the States with pop-up shops in 41 Nordstrom stores nationwide -- we will be privy to the hysteria that's sure to surround this collection when it hits next spring.

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