Naomi Campbell looks the picture of elegance in a demure embellished co-ord as she attends Valentino show at Paris Fashion Week
She stepped out in a perilously plunging, lace-up top to watch the L’Oréal Paris runway show on Saturday.
But Naomi Campbell opted for a more demure look for the Valentino womenswear show at Paris Fashion Week the following day.
The veteran , 49, looked a picture of elegance in a long-sleeved white top and matching, full-length trousers.
Glamour: Naomi Campbell, 49, attended the Valentino womenswear runway at Paris Fashion Week on Sunday
The co-ord was embellished with silver, yellow and blue detailing and the top had ostrich-feather trim on the sleeves and lower half.
A high neckline accompanied the modest look that she styled with nude pointed-toe boots and a pink studded handbag.
London native Naomi’s hair was styled in a black bob with a long fringe and oversized black sunglasses accentuated her model-esque facial structure.
Her makeup was kept minimal and dewy, giving her a bright and fresh-faced glow.
Demure: The Vogue coverstar looked a picture of elegance in a long-sleeved white top and matching, full-length trousers
Naomi has been in the French capital to watch the PFW shows, but also took part in one as she stormed the runway at the star-studded Saint Laurent SS20 show on Tuesday.
The Streatham native has been enjoying her trip in Paris, but recently revealed she has previously suffered racism while in Europe.
Brunette beauty Naomi told Paris Match Magazine she wasn’t let into a hotel in the south of France after a guard told her it was full, only to discover other guests were being admitted into the facility.
Sophisticated: The co-ord was embellished with silver, yellow and blue detailing and the top had ostrich-feather trim on the sleeves and lower half
Sleek: London native Naomi’s hair was styled in a black bob with a long fringe and oversized black sunglasses accentuated her model-esque facial structure
Choosing not to name the hotel, Naomi explained: ‘The word ‘diversity’ is everywhere today but it did not exist when I started.’
‘I’ve always wanted people to be treated equally. I was recently in a city in the South of France, where I was invited to participate in an event in a hotel whose name I will not mention.
‘They did not want to let my friend and I in because of the colour of my skin. The guy at the entrance pretended that the place was full but he was letting other people in. It is for these kinds of revolting moments that I will continue to speak up and make myself heard.’
Radiant: Naomi donned a more risque look to watch the L’Oréal Paris Le Défilé runway on Saturday
