Naomi Campbell's 40-year Fashion Journey Explored in V&A Exhibition

The V&A's new exhibition, NAOMI: In Fashion, showcases Naomi Campbell's iconic career through 100 garments, revealing her seismic influence on the fashion industry. The exhibition delves into key moments in Campbell's life, including her controversial episodes and close relationships with designers like Azzedine Alaïa and Yves Saint Laurent. Campbell's trailblazing career as a black model and her support for emerging designers are highlighted, making her a significant figure in the fashion world. The exhibition features a range of Campbell's personal items, from her first headshots to her haute couture ensembles, offering a comprehensive look at her 40-year career. The display includes iconic pieces like the Vivienne Westwood platform shoes she famously tumbled in and the Lagerfeld dress she wore as the first Black woman on the cover of Vogue Paris. The exhibition also explores Campbell's personal life, activism, and cultural impact, going beyond just fashion. With curated fashion photography and interactive elements, the exhibition provides a deep dive into Campbell's multifaceted career and influence.