Naomi Campbell remains an unstoppable force. After decades in the modeling game and as a bonafide fashion icon, the British beauty throughout 2024 alone has covered magazines like Harper’s Bazaar France and Vogue Greece. All this in addition to becoming the face of mega fashion brands like Boss and Vivienne Westwood. V Magazine is celebrating Naomi Campbell with the unveiling of its Winter 2024 Issue #151 installment. Across a duo of covers, Naomi appears before the lens of photographer Sølve Sundsbø. The Norwegian photographer captures Campbell’s majestic profile for the newsstand cover (below). In the special couture edition (after the jump), Naomi is styled by Gro Curtis in a full Dolce & Gabbana look.

Naomi Campbell for V Magazine #151 Winter 2024 by Sølve Sundsbø:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“V Magazine sabotaged the newsstand buyer with this… horrid. But an interesting choice to have Naomi Campbell on the cover amid all the controversy regarding her charity – and in Dolce & Gabbana, of all brands. Gotta love her persistence,” immediately voiced aracic.

“The profile cover looks stunning but no. It’s interesting that there has been so many people in the industry canceled over the years, but Naomi is still standing,” Royal-Galliano chimed in.

“I used to love V Magazine, but this is a hard pass. It has been ages since they had a worthy issue. Naomi as a subject just feels irrelevant,” critiqued forum member ReneSanchez.

Also far from impressed was oaklee91. “Nothing works. She needs to retire,” they exclaimed.

“The cover with the Dolce & Gabbana lace veil is the strongest cover out of the two. I’m not hating on this. I am genuinely sat here feeling like this is the best Naomi Campbell has looked in what feels like AGES! She suits those Dolce & Gabbana pieces perfectly, and I love how chic, sharp, and sexy this all is,” voiced vogue28.

See more of Naomi Campbell for V Magazine Winter 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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Right now, we remain in the euphoric bliss of our fave fashion glossies dropping their heavy fall fashion editions. D la Repubblica continues to unveil each installment of ‘The Fashion Issue’, which will be presented each week for the next four weeks – keeping us completely entertained. The cover of Volume #1 went to Loli Bahia. D la Repubblica editor Emanuele Farneti drops Naomi Campbell as Volume #2 cover star, who fresh from the cover of Madame Figaro and Harper’s Bazaar poses for Oliver Hadlee Pearch. In the blurred cover image (yes, your vision isn’t deceiving you), the Brit icon of modeling is dressed in leopard print Dolce & Gabbana, as selected for the occasion by cover shoot stylist Carlos Nazario.

The Cover of D la Repubblica ‘The Fashion Issue’ Volume #2 with Naomi Campbell:

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“What is the purpose of putting a blurred Naomi Campbell on the cover?” asked DK92.

Xone replied “Pretentiousness?”

“Saves time and money on Photoshop,” laughed MyNameIs.

“Blurring images doesn’t add the sense of energy that’s missing from Naomi’s modern-day modelling,” tigerrouge chimed in.

“Naomi Campbell is becoming the weakest supermodel of the bunch,” declared WAVES.

Oaklee91 wasn’t buying it either, pointing out: “It’s like a drag impersonator trying to do Naomi but it doesn’t work well!”

“Could’ve done without the blur but I like it,” vogue28 confessed. “At the very least it’s something slightly different from Naomi Campbell, kinda into the blonde and the leopard print works. The whole shoot does remind me of something Steven Meisel might’ve produced for Vogue Italia.”

“I don’t mind it. I think it looks cool,” shared forum member newton91.

See more of Naomi Campbell via the lens of Oliver Hadlee Pearch for D la Repubblica ‘The Fashion Issue’ Volume #2 2024 and join the conversation, here.

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As the creative force behind Hugo Boss, Marco Falconi sure has demonstrated his ability to cast a whole plethora of A-list talent from the world of modeling. Campaigns over recent seasons have included everyone from Gigi Hadid to Hailey Bieber. This season, Falconi brings back Naomi Campbell and Gisele Bündchen for Fall 2024, with the icons of modeling joined by David Beckham, Lee Jong-suk, Burna Boy and Matteo Berrettini. Swedish fashion photographer Mikael Jansson remains on the books for yet another season, ultimately capturing his sixth consecutive BOSS campaign. Throughout the sophisticated campaign offering, Falconi’s all-star cast roam an elevated office setting, each decked out in new season BOSS styles.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

Matheus_s exclaimed: “That’s a lot of money! Gisele Bündchen, Naomi Campbell, David Beckham…”

“It’s a decent BOSS campaign, effective for their target clientele but Naomi and Gisele seem way too Photoshopped,” noted Urban Stylin.

“Honestly do not even care if it’s over-Photoshopped,” replied forum member Ihhbl. “Gisele and Naomi look great. The styling is on point as well!”

“Extremely effective as a campaign for BOSS and finally everyone looks good!” WAVES commended.

Not buying it however, was vogue28. “A visual headache. Far too much going on in terms of color and texture with the setting, which completely distracts from the clothes. Casting feels random too and I loathe how incoherent the campaign feels,” he voiced.

See more from the Fall 2024 BOSS campaign and share your very own thoughts, here.

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Samira Nasr continues to demonstrate some serious pull as editor-in-chief of American Harper’s Bazaar (in spite of possessing a questionable ability to select the correct cover shot). Bazaar‘s cover subjects throughout 2024 alone have included everyone from Gisele Bündchen and Regina King to Christy Turlington and Winona Ryder. Naomi Campbell is added to the list with the unveiling of the all-important September issue. The British icon of fashion poses for photographer Malick Bodian in the sun-lit cover shot, captured high above the rooftops of Paris, France. Aptly chosen as this year’s “icons” cover star, Naomi is all smiles in the joyous cover photograph. Fresh from the cover of Madame Figaro, Naomi is dressed by Carlos Nazario in an Alaïa halter top and pants, teamed with a pair of Le Monde Béryl kitten heels.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Infinitely superior to what I expected to see. I kind of love this,” KoV admitted the moment the cover struck.

“Gotta be honest, I was holding my breath [before I saw the cover]. This looks fantastic and nice to see Naomi smiling,” shared justaguy.

“Love it, reminds me of Naomi Campbell’s 90s era,” Urban Stylin noted.

Sharing the same attitude toward Bazaar‘s latest was mepps. “I love that Naomi Campbell is smiling like that, on a cover. Very 90s, I like it,” they approved.

GivenchyAddict, however, was far from convinced. “The overdone face, the haircut, the pose, the trousers looking very heavy, the smile being blocked by a TON of Botox. This is a huge NO!” they exclaimed.

“Naomi Campbell should retire. She’s not on top. It’s the Botox that’s on top of her face,” critiqued Alquimista.

“Girl, Naomi, just stop, STOP. You’re ruining your prestige,” Bertrando3 cried out.

See more of Naomi Campbell from the September 2024 issue of Harper’s Bazaar and join the conversation over on theFashionSpot forums, here.

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Supermodels will always and forever be a good idea. Whether it’s Kate Moss taking to three Vogue covers within a matter of weeks or the incomparable Linda Evangelista making a bold and powerful statement via the cover of Zeit Magazin – we wholeheartedly accept. Needless to say, Madame Figaro ultimately has theFashionSpot’s undivided attention with the unveiling of its latest issue dated July 5, 2024 as Naomi Campbell becomes cover girl. The British icon of fashion who has been splashed across the covers of Vogue Australia, Vogue Greece and Harper’s Bazaar France (to name just a few) throughout 2024, poses for photographer Joseph Degbadjo. In the full-length cover shot, captured within Degbadjo’s photographic studio, Naomi is dressed by stylist Leïla Smara in head-to-toe Chanel.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Instead of a Chanel logo on the belt, it should have been a Photoshop logo!” exclaimed DK92.

“Madame Tussauds called and they want their fax figure back,” KoV added.

“What a disaster,” voiced a disapproving oaklee91.

Avonlea002 voiced: “Naomi Campbell doesn’t even look like a model here. She has either lost it and is too lazy to even do the bare minimum.”

“Go girl, give us nothing,” blueorchid chimed in.

Also left majorly unimpressed was Bertrando3: “Is this a joke?. Naomi Campbell doesn’t look at the camera. She doesn’t pose. The clothes look like something from Shein. Someone got paid to style this?”

“Looks like a random backstage snapshot, and definitely too much retouching,” noted Drusilla.

See more of Naomi Campbell as Madame Figaro cover star and join the conversation, here.

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The 2024 77th Annual Cannes Film Festival is currently in full swing. The glorious Côte d’Azur resort town of Cannes continues to celebrate and shine a spotlight upon all-things cinema – right up until May 25. Over recent days, the red carpet laid out on famous steps of the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès has hosted a whole plethora of famous faces. Giving us a masterclass in red carpet dressing, the majority of the A-list attendees have arrived draped in head-to-toe couture from the world’s most prestigious fashion houses. It’s considered the most glamorous red carpet event in the world for good reason, right?

From Anya Taylor-Joy shutting it down for the Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga premiere in a custom Christian Dior Haute Couture tulle gown with a full princess skirt and Naomi Campbell delving deep into the archives to unearth a black sequined Chanel creation (first worn by the supermodel during Chanel’s Spring 1996 Haute Couture presentation almost 30 years ago) to fashion darling Hunter Schafer shimmering in liquid blue satin Giorgio Armani Privé and Alexa Chung working one of Simone Rocha’s creations for Jean Paul Gaultier – here’s theFashionSpot’s standout style moments from the 2024 Cannes Film Festival (so far):

Eva Longoria:

Greta Gerwig:

Naomi Campbell:

Demi Moore:

Anya Taylor-Joy:

Aubrey Plaza:

Emma Stone:

Alexa Chung:

Anja Rubik:

Hunter Schafer:

Nathalie Emmanuel:

Margaret Qualley:

Uma Thurman:

Eva Green:

Paz Vega:

Kirsten Dunst:

Yseult:

Selena Gomez:

Carla Bruni:

Josephine Le Tutour:

Zoe Saldaña:

Natasha Poly:

Eliane Umuhire:

Elaine Zhong:

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Last night, stars from the world of fashion, film, music and entertainment were out in full force to celebrate the opening of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” exhibit.

Naturally, the most buzz-worthy spectacle on the fashion calendar generated a vast amount of show-stopping fashion moments for us to sit back and fawn over. The “The Garden of Time” dress code, inspired by a short story from 1962 of the same title by J.G. Ballard could have perhaps been interpreted in a variety of different ways. As expected, however, a whole multitude of archival magic was unearthed and florals for spring actually proved to be somewhat… groundbreaking.

Kim Kardashian requested Maison Margiela’s John Galliano create a haute couture look composed of a pale grey cashmere cardigan, a corset rewoven from antique silver brocade and a skirt in tooled silver metal evoking lace and florals. A staggering 98,000 crystals later and Anok Yai hit the famed steps of the 2024 Met Gala in a custom Swarovski creation while South African singer required a little help up the stairs, essentially donning a Balmain sand sculpture. Zendaya opted for not one but two breathtaking looks. This year’s Met Gala co-host first descended upon the event showcasing a striking ocean-blue gown by John Galliano for Maison Margiela that included a dramatic matching headpiece. The undisputed style icon later ventured up the steps again in a black archival look from Givenchy’s Spring 1996 haute couture collection (designed by the late Alexander McQueen). Inspired by a Richard Avedon photograph, Nicole Kidman asked Balenciaga’s Denma to breath new life into an original monochromatic Cristóbal Balenciaga creation from 1951 while Demi Moore hit all the right notes in a Harris Reed confection.

Needless to say, the 2024 Met Gala did not disappoint. Right here on theFashionSpot, we’ve rounded up 60+ of the most must-see looks. Scroll further for the most show-stopping fashion moments of the night:

Zendaya:

Teyana Taylor:

Jessica Biel:

Kendall Jenner:

Sarah Paulson:

Amanda Seyfried:

Tyla:

Brie Larson:

Keke Palmer:

Amelia Gray:

Naomi Campbell:

Doja Cat:

Lizzo:

Irina Shayk:

Imaan Hammam:

Kaia Gerber:

Nicki Minaj:

Adwoa Aboah:

Kylie Minogue:

Gigi Hadid:

Rita Ora:

Riley Keough:

Aya Nakamura:

Nicole Kidman:

Chloë Sevigny:

Janelle Monáe:

Georgina Chapman:

Taylor Russell:

Mindy Kaling:

Kim Kardashian:

Lana Del Rey:

FKA Twigs:

Demi Lovato:

Quannah Chasinghorse:

Sarah Jessica Parker:

Rosalía:

Zendaya… again:

Jennifer Lopez:

Penélope Cruz:

Dua Lipa:

Taraji P. Henson:

Greta Lee:

Demi Moore:

Kylie Jenner:

Michelle Yeoh:

Paloma Elsesser:

Sydney Sweeney:

Anok Yai:

Ayo Edebiri:

Ashley Graham:

Gwendoline Christie:

Cynthia Erivo:

Ariana Grande:

Pamela Anderson:

Elle Fanning:

Shakira:

Serena Williams:

Jodie Turner-Smith:

Linda Evangelista:

Uma Thurman

Naomi Watts:

Sabrina Carpenter:

Elizabeth Debicki:

Cardi B:

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Thirteen issues into the relaunch of Harper’s Bazaar France, and it’s become apparent Olivier Lalanne has the knack for handpicking the very best of the modeling industry for the magazine’s front covers. After all, everyone from Kaia Gerber and Imaan Hammam to Kate Moss and Rianne van Rompaey have graced covers since the French edition of Harper’s Bazaar made its triumphant return to print. The May 2024 issue of the publication unveils Naomi Campbell as its latest cover star. Karim Sadli and Bazaar France’s fashion director Elodie David Touboul team up to profile the British fashion icon. Naomi shows off her softer side in the crisp black and white cover photograph, looking effortless as she sports a Loewe t-shirt and a pair of Levi’s jeans.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Perhaps her best cover in recent memory, Karim captured a softer side to Naomi that we don’t see very often. I love this!” instantly exclaimed aracic.

“Very beautiful, she looks soooo young,” Bertrando3 pointed out.

Ihhbl admired: “I like the simplicity of it!”

“Wow, Naomi Campbell finally looks natural here with the soft hair, compared to how plastic she has looked in the last few years with that poker-straight hair,” said Mr Yayo.

Also expressing fondness was zoom: “If we’re going to have a Naomi cover every month, this is the right move. Credit to Karim for convincing Campbell to bring some vulnerability!”

“Naomi Campbell’s best cover in years!” Gonzalo declared.

See more of Naomi Campbell as Harper’s Bazaar France’s April 2024 cover star and share your thoughts, here.

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There’s simply no stopping Naomi Campbell. Period. In terms of magazine covers 2024 alone (not even four whole months into the new year), we’ve encountered the supermodel of supermodels on the covers of Vogue Australia, British ELLE, British Vogue and Perfect. Vogue Greece is the latest to drop the Brit modeling icon as their cover star, who lends her stardom to the magazine as it commemorates 5 years of print. Naomi reunites with photographer Nick Knight for the occasion, with the pair serving up a duo of dynamic and collectable covers. In cover one, Naomi (who recently collaborated with Boss on a clothing collection) strikes a pose in a show-stopping monochromatic number from Harris Reed while invites us backstage in cover number two, sporting a creation from Ottolinger.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“No one asked for this. Is the dress meant to resemble a uterus?” asked KoV.

“Bloody hell that Harris Reed concoction photographs abysmally. That sagging dropped lining and being so noticeably (and certainly not intentionally) not symmetrical at all. Jesus, what a sore sight,” Cocteau Stone chimed in.

Caioherrero used the word “terrible” to describe the outcome.

“Someone please tell Naomi Campbell to take a break,” declared Gaultier_Bandit.

Not everyone, however, was quick to disapprove of the covers. “Vogue Greece is coming through with the drama and I’m not mad about it one single bit!” voiced WAVES.

“I do like how bold and impactful the first cover is – certainly fitting for a commemorative anniversary issue,” approved vogue28.

Are you a fan? Share your own thoughts on Naomi Campbell x Vogue Greece, here.

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Christine Centenera has now been at the helm of Vogue Australia for a whole twelve months. In such a short space of time, Centenera has given the Aussie fashion bible a complete overhaul and from Hailey Bieber as her very first cover star to last month’s unconventional Nicole Kidman cover – Centenera has meant business. The editor’s latest accomplishment is securing the supermodel of all supermodels as the mag’s March 2024 cover star: Naomi Campbell. Returning to Vogue Australia’s front cover for a third time throughout her remarkable career, the modeling icon poses for photographer Casper Kofi. In the crisp black and white cover photograph, Naomi (who just released a collection in collaboration with Boss) poses in a mashup of Issey Miyake and Rick Owens, as chosen for the occasion by stylist Alexandra Carl.

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“Someone please stop her. I’d rather see an actual goat,” cried out dontbeadrag.

“So tired of seeing Naomi! She does not bring anything to the conversation. Her posing skills are not as elevated as the used to be and the formula is painfully the same,” voiced thiago.

MyNameIs was also far from overjoyed, stating: “Let’s retire Naomi Campbell. Enough.”

“What a letdown. Nothing works. It looks like she just had a blepharoplasty and it’s not healing properly,” pointed out forum member oaklee91.

Bertrando3 commented: “NOPE. Closed eyes, no hands, overwhelming styling and Naomi doesn’t emote anything anymore!”

“Awful, seen far better from Naomi Campbell and Vogue Australia for that matter. Dumbfounded how Christine Centenera thought this was worthy of print! The styling on the cover is an absolute eyesore and Naomi’s expression isn’t helping matters either. Shame on all involved,” scolded vogue28.

See more from Vogue Australia’s March 2024 issue and join the conversation, here.

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