After the success of the Fashion For Relief fashion show at the 71st Cannes Film Festival, fashionistas are buzzing with rumors that world-famous supermodel Naomi Campbell will retire from the catwalk.
Naomi Campbell was chosen to be the `host` of the Fashion for Relief program because of her more than 30 years of experience in the profession, she not only possesses professional catwalk steps but is also a humanitarian activist who always strives to contribute to the cause.
This year, the main event’s theme is Race to Equality, so Fashion for Relief decided to focus on raising funds for Times Up’s legal defense fund and charity funds.
Recently, on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival, she wore a signature printed shirt from the charity organization Fashion for Relief.
Despite being at the peak of her career and the great achievements that Naomi has contributed to the profession, it seems that the `black panther` wants to leave the luxurious but stressful world of modeling.
Naomi Campbell has walked on many runways of famous brands and is the representative face of luxury brands.
This is perhaps in stark contrast to her 2015 interview with Nick Knight.
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During the 32-year journey of her modeling career, Naomi has been recognized as an icon of the fashion industry.
During her career, the fashion world only witnessed Naomi Campbell stumble once during the Vivienne Westwood brand show in Paris in 1993. After that, these legendary shoes were displayed in an art museum
The moment `black panther` Naomi Campbell fell on high heels on Vivienne Westwood’s runway became a mark in the modeling industry.
On June 8, Naomi will be honored with the “Fashion Icon” award from the CFDA (Council of Fashion Designers of America) in Brooklyn, New York.
Winning this award means a lot to Naomi.
Only time will tell whether Naomi will give up the catwalk or not.
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