Naomi Campbell Channels Quiet Luxury While Modeling in Tod’s Spring 2025 Show During Milan Fashion Week
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Naomi Campbell embraced quiet luxury on the runway during Tod’s spring 2025 presentation at Milan Fashion Week on Friday.
The supermodel sported a cream draped halter and white pleated trousers, accessorizing with a chunky bracelet and one of the label’s taupe reptilian bucket bags. Campbell wore her dark tresses in long waves, a departure from the sleek bob she’s sported in recent weeks.
On Saturday, she modeled the cropped hairdo at Dolce & Gabbana’s spring 2025 show. Campbell, who wore a corseted fishnet blazer dress and a matching garter belt, appeared alongside stars like Madonna, Eva Herzigova and Leonie Hanne.
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Campbell originally debuted her new bob at Alaïa’s recent runway presentation, where she sat front row with fellow supers Linda Evangelista and Amber Valletta.
On Wednesday, the Timberland spokeswoman closed Del Core’s spring 2025 runway, also attending Roberto Cavalli’s show that same day.
Earlier this month at New York Fashion Week, Campbell strutted down Ralph Lauren’s Hamptons catwalk. The legendary designer showcased apparel from several of his sub-labels, including Ralph Lauren Collection, Purple Label and Polo Ralph Lauren for men, women and children. Starry guests such as Jude Law, Laura Dern, Naomi Watts, Usher and First Lady Jill Biden were in attendance.
Per WWD’s Milan Bureau Chief, Luisa Zargani, creative director Matteo Tamburini’s sophomore collection “proved he is embracing the brand’s world, aesthetics and values while pushing the envelope farther, experimenting with volumes, fabrics and fits.”
“The stage was set for Tamburini’s celebration of ‘Artisanal Intelligence,’ emphasizing the value of the individual — a message reiterated by Tod’s chairman and chief executive officer Diego Della Valle on the sidelines of the show,” she wrote.