Naomi Campbell to show Shanghai what 'diva' means
Shanghai ups its fierce factor as Naomi Campbell catwalks her way into town this week
British supermodel Naomi Campbell presents her line of Dolce & Gabbana limited edition T-shirts in Moscow earlier this month.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell will sashay her way down the Bund this week.
Fashion house Dolce & Gabanna has finished cleaning up after the Prive opening mob scene that took place last weekend and is prepping to host an exclusive party for Campbell on Thursday.
According to Urbanatomy, the party is being thrown to celebrate Campbell’s "25-year career as one of the world’s top supermodels.”
D&G's worldwide celebration of Campbell's 25 years in the industry kicked off in New York on September 10.
The party will launch a limited-edition T-shirt collection featuring the diva's likeness.
The line is made up of 14 designs showing “iconic” images of the Campbell taken by the fashion photographers including Patrick Demarchelier, Steven Klein and David LaChapelle.
The designers describe Campbell as "an icon rather than a model," according to Luxist.com, noting "her peculiar way of walking down the runway marked an era of fashion history and has become a point of reference for many many girls.
"We have been lucky enough to have the chance to know the person behind the image and for this reason we are even happier to celebrate this anniversary with her."
Proceeds from the sale of the shirts will benefit Fashion for Relief, a charity founded by Campbell to raise funds for "places of need."
Maybe Naomi Campbell will continue the charitable spirit and grace Shanghai Fashion Week with her presence while she’s in town.
