Naomi Campbell is a British model. Discovered while shopping in London, Campbell started her career in the 1980s and soon appeared on the catwalks of Milan and Paris as well as on the cover pages of internationally renowned fashion magazines. She is also known for perfumes associated with her name.Campbell is signed to IMG Models (New York City), Storm Model Management (London), Marilyn Agency (Paris), and D'management Group (Milan).
In 1991, Campbell was featured on Vanilla Ice's single "Cool as Ice". Three years later, she sang on the track "Heaven's Girl" on Quincy Jones's album Q's Jook Joint. In 1995, Campbell released her debut album, Baby Woman, which produced the unsuccessful single "Love and Tears". Although panned by critics and a commercial flop in the UK, where it failed to chart higher than 75, Baby Woman was a success in Japan and sold over 1 million copies worldwide. Campbell's collaboration with Toshinobu Kubota, "La La La Love Song", the second single from Baby Woman and the theme song to Long Vacation, became a No. 1 hit in Japan, with the single selling approximately 1,856,000 copies. In 1992, she appeared as Michael Jackson's love interest in his music video for "In the Closet".
The British newspaper Daily Mail is reporting that Naomi Campbell, the fashion supermodel, had a whale of a time at a party in her honour thrown by designers Dolce and Gabbana, but according to the Daily Mail says,she was dancing so energetically that she exposed what looked like a bald patch in the middle of her scalp.
Naomi with designers Stefan Gabbana, Campbell and designer Domenico Dolce at the Dolce and Gabbana party at Baoli, Port Canto during the Cannes Film Festival
Worse for hair: A partied out Naomi Campbell looks the worse for wear and so does her hair, as she leaves a party in Cannes
Dressed in a stunning D&G silver glitter mini dress, Naomi who celebrated her 38th birthday in Cannes last week, looked the picture of party chic as she posed with hosts Domenico Dolce and Stefan Gabbana.
But after several hours partying she emerged clearly the worse for wear, and in need of support from friends.
Her long hair extensions were hanging limply around her face, and exposed a rather wide parting and what looked like hair loss.
Naomi Campbell gets a few helping hands from her friends as she leaves Baoli club in Port Canto
At least on this occasion she left the party looking happier than she did on her birthday.
Naomi celebrated her 38th birthday with friends in Cannes, and then moved on to a VIP party aboard music mogul P Diddy’s yacht.
She was all smiles as she arrived in her lace party frock but, by 3am she was spotted in tears, and had to be comforted by another party guest.
The reason for her meltdown remains unclear, but Naomi and Diddy have a history of confrontation.
Sean Diddy Combs and Naomi party together again after she was seen leaving his party in Cannes last week in tears
According to reports last year - at a Grammy after-party in LA, Diddy shouted at Naomi and her date in the middle of the party, leaving her shocked and upset.
And he also managed getting in a few choice words for the model’s companion, Terence Howard, as well.
However, the pair seemed to be back on good terms as they partied side by side on the final weekend of the film festival in Cannes.
The flirty model partied the night away with an unidentified man at the D&G party thrown in her honour
Naomi Campbell called on Argentina's first elected female president Friday, and the pair discussed the release of two women held hostage for years by Colombian guerrillas, the state news agency said.
President Cristina Fernandez had forcefully lobbied alongside Venezuela for a hostage release, and dispatched husband and former president Nestor Kirchner on a humanitarian bid to the Colombian jungle.
That mission failed to bring back the two hostages by New Year's Day, but they were liberated Thursday after being held for six years by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
Campbell recently conducted a celebrity interview with the key hostage mediator and leftist Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. The supermodel's interview as a contributing editor for the British edition of GQ appears in February's edition.
