Naomi Campbell brought quiet luxury to the runway at Tod’s Spring 2025 presentation during Milan Fashion Week on Friday.
The supermodel wore a cream draped halter top and white pleated pants, accessorizing with chunky bracelets and the brand’s taupe reptile print bucket bag. She wore her dark hair long and wavy, a departure from the sleek bob she’s sported in recent weeks.
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On Saturday, she showed off a shorter hairstyle at the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2025 show, where Campbell appeared in a corseted fishnet blazer dress with a matching garter belt alongside stars like Madonna, Eva Herzigova, and Leonie Hanne.
Campbell debuted her new bob hairstyle at Alaïa’s recent runway presentation, where she sat front row alongside superstars Linda Evangelista and Amber Valletta.
On Wednesday, the Timberland spokesperson closed out the runway at Del Cor’s Spring 2025 collection and also attended the Roberto Cavalli show the same day.
Earlier this month, Campbell strutted down the catwalk for Ralph Lauren’s Hamptons runway during New York Fashion Week, where the legendary designer showed men’s, women’s and children’s apparel from his sub-labels, including Ralph Lauren Collection, Purple Label and Polo Ralph Lauren. Star guests in attendance included Jude Law, Laura Dern, Naomi Watts, Usher and First Lady Jill Biden.
According to WWD Milan bureau chief Luisa Zargani, creative director Matteo Tamburini’s second collection “demonstrated his commitment to embracing the brand’s universe, aesthetic and values while pushing boundaries by experimenting with volumes, fabrics and fits.”
“The stage was set for Tamburini to celebrate ‘artisan intelligence’ and emphasize the value of the individual, a message reiterated by Diego Della Valle, Tod’s chairman and CEO, on the sidelines of the show,” she wrote.
Tod’s Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
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Launch Gallery: Tod’s Spring 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection
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