Naomi Campbell might’ve skipped the Met Gala this year, but she made sure Cannes 2025 was anything but quiet. For the Fuori premiere, she didn’t just show up—she took over.
Earlier that evening, the Vie Privée red carpet was crawling with supermodels. But when Naomi arrived? The spotlight shifted. She stepped out in a baroque look from Dolce & Gabbana Alta Moda’s Les Siciliennes collection and reminded everyone why she’s that girl.
Embed from Getty ImagesThe corset came fully loaded with gold filigrane, inky black crystals, and heavy baroque hardware—straight out of a Sicilian treasure vault.
She finished the look with a dramatic tulle skirt and sleek satin bodysuit, pushing the entire fit into full-on Italian opulence. Maximalism? Alive and well.
Not Your Average Naomi
Embed from Getty ImagesThis wasn’t her usual sleek column gown or signature pin-straight hair. Instead, Naomi delivered a full transformation: a teased-out afro (yes, a glam 70s nod) and a bold red lip that brought even more heat to the Croisette.
It was a rare departure from her red carpet formula—and it worked. The entire look felt like a celebration, not just of fashion, but of identity, heritage, and reinvention.
Embed from Getty ImagesAnd the glam wasn’t just for show. Her Afro mimicked the silhouette of the skirt, her gold accessories were pared back just enough, and those orange earrings? Her eye-catching pop of orange earrings served as a constant reminder of her iconic status.
Dolce, Drama, and a Little Method Dressing
Embed from Getty ImagesThe look comes from Les Siciliennes, a collection that celebrates the journeys of Sicilian women in Paris. Fittingly, Fuori—the Italian biopic Naomi supported at Cannes—shares that same cultural depth. The connection between dress and film felt intentional, even cinematic.
Maybe it was method dressing. Maybe it was just Naomi being Naomi. Either way, one thing’s clear: she didn’t just wear a look—she delivered a full-on fashion moment.
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