Naomi Campbell continued her Milan Fashion Week reign as she stormed the runway for Dolce & Gabbana’s show on Saturday.
The supermodel, 50, showed off her age-defying looks on the catwalk alongside Irina Shayk, 37, and Leonardo DiCaprio’s new model girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti, 25.
All turned the heads of the star-studded front row – which included the likes of Kylie Jenner, Maya Jama and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Naomi looked incredible in a lingerie inspired look as she strutted down the catwalk in a black bar and sheer bodysuit with her suspenders visible underneath.
A sheer skirt draped over the ensemble and down her toned pins, while she gave herself a few extra inches in a pair of pointed heels.
Wow! Naomi Campbell continued her Milan Fashion Week reign as she stormed the runway for Dolce & Gabbana’s show on Saturday
Racy: The supermodel, 50, showed off her age-defying looks on the catwalk alongside Irina Shayk (left), 37, and Leonardo DiCaprio ‘s new model girlfriend Vittoria Ceretti, 25
She accessorised her show-stopping ensemble with a black rose choker necklace and showed off her modelling credentials storming the runway.
While the famous models stormed the runways, a whole host of modelling talents also captured attention on the celebrity front row (Frow).
TV personality Kylie, 26, cut a glamorous figure in a black button-up mini dress with a white collar as she sat alongside Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and actress Halle Bailey on the front row.
Dolce & Gabanna is just the latest runway show to attract an impressive Frow, after Fendi’s Milan show attracted an array of supermodels and huge Hollywood stars.
Celebrity Frows have always attracted as much attention as the actual runway shows and see the stars dressed to the nines in show-stopping outfits from the designer.
Stars on the front row have always been an essential part of any designer’s marketing playbook with most brands having a VIP or talent manager to coordinate them.
Designers will usually have around 100 front-row seats to allocate.
Milan Fashion Week follows New York and London events in which designers have been presenting their creations for spring/summer 2024.
At Fendi, founded in Rome in 1925 and now part of French luxury conglomerate LVMH, designer Kim Jones combined the ‘masculine tailoring’ of leather coats with materials, such as kid mohair, that convey ‘a more fluid and feminine sensibility’.
Milan Fashion Week includes 62 physical fashion shows of spring summer collections.
It runs until September 25 and will feature shows from high-end labels including Giorgio Armani, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Versace.
It also marks the debut of Sabato De Sarno as creative director of Gucci, Peter Hawkings as creative director of Tom Ford, and Simone Bellotti as creative director of Bally.
