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Naomi Campbell walked the runway for the first time this season at the Off-White Fall/Winter 2023 presentation during Paris Fashion Week. The legendary supermodel joined the likes of Precious Lee, Adut Akech and Anok Yai who all stormed through the set’s sandy dunes and around the colossal mirrored sphere at the venue’s center.
For collection, dubbed “Lunar Delivery,” Campbell appeared in a ruched body-clinging semi-sheer long black dress with a bejeweled tubed neckline. Campbell’s long brunette straightened hair was tucked beneath the collar, causing just a few strands to fall and frame her face.
The look was accessorized with stud earrings, two gold tire-rimmed bangles and clunky leather pointy-toe boots. Sporting a subtle smokey eye, Campbell maintained a glowing complexion.
For the finale look, Campbell closed the show wearing a black plunging bomber jacket-dress hybrid. The innovative piece’s zipper started at her navel and extended to her knee, then the dress flared into a circle train.
The star accompanied designer Ibrahim Kamara on his finale victory lap, celebrating his second show for Off-White since being named art and image director of the brand last May.
The designer took to Instagram to express his gratitude with a picture of himself and Campbell on the runway. “Thank you to the team @off____white. Beyond grateful 🙏🏿,” he captioned the post. “Thank you @naomi @andre___grilli, Michael Burke, Jenny Galimberti💫 @gareth_wrighton.”
Campbell commented, “CONGRATULATIONS @ibkamara IT WAS A PLEASURE, to be a part of @off____white today designed by YOU . SO PROUD AND HAPPY FOR YOUR JOURNEY AHEAD. TAKE YOUR BOW. A MAN OF MANY TALENTS. GODBLESS YOU 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥#designer #director #editorinchief #stylist #poet.”
A-list friends of the brand were front and center, including Jodie Turner-Smith, Tessa Thompson, Jared Leto, Ciara, Lori Harvey and Ashley Graham.
Kamara debuted his first collection after taking the creative helm of Off-White in September. Kamara frequently collaborated with founding designer Virgil Abloh, making him the perfect person to continue the brand’s message. Alboh passed away in November 2021, leaving behind his role at the head of Off-White and his position as creative director of menswear at Louis Vuitton.
In February, parent company LVMH announced that record producer, musician, entrepreneur, and fashion icon Pharrell Williams would be taking over Alboh’s previous role at Louis Vuittton.
