Kate Moss’s ‘party Rottweiler’ booted out of trendy club
SHE was known as the ‘party Rottweiler’ for the Primrose Hill set in the 1990s because she refused to admit people she deemed not important enough to join the hedonistic gatherings she organised for Kate Moss and Sadie Frost.
But it would appear the tables have turned for PR supremo Fran Cutler: I hear she’s been banned from one of London’s most exclusive private clubs.
Cutler, 58, is said to have been made persona non grata at Notting Hill club and restaurant Laylow after allegedly making an ‘outrageously offensive’ comment about a fellow patron.
‘I can’t imagine there’s a way back for her at the club,’ a source tells me.
It wouldn’t be the first time that Cutler has caused discord among her fashionable circle. She fell out with Moss, 48, in 2018, after accidentally sending an unflattering message about the supermodel’s appearance to Moss herself.
The Laylow ban would be a wounding blow as it’s one of the capital’s trendiest venues.
It was launched in 2017 by 61-year-old fashion designer Bella Freud’s then toyboy, Taz Fustok, 38, before he went on to date Soho porn and property heiress India Rose James. He and Freud started going out after he’d asked her to design the staff uniforms for Laylow.
Previously a pub, four-storey Laylow was soon playing host to the likes of Sir Mick Jagger, David Beckham, pop superstar Rihanna and socialite Poppy Delevingne.
Although the restaurant is open to all, the club is notoriously difficult to join. Examples of questions on the application form include ‘Describe yourself in three words’ and ‘What would be your ultimate party guest list of people dead or alive?’.
Applicants also need to provide a photo to see if they make the cut.
Laylow does not deny that Cutler is banned but declines to say anything ‘at the moment’. Cutler didn’t respond to my request for a comment.