Naomi Campbell hit the runway for Burberry to close out London Fashion Week on Monday. The longtime model was among a bevy of high-profile figures who appeared on the catwalk for the London-based label, along with Oscar-nominated actors Richard E. Grant, Lesley Manville and more.
For the fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection, Campbell modeled an ornately designed purple coat with a subtle pattern and voluminous silhouette. The coat featured a soft, sinuous collar, rounded shoulders and long sleeves.
Naomi Campbell walks the runway at the Burberry show during London Fashion Week on Feb. 24 in London.
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The garment featured a cinched waist thanks to a belted element as well. The bottom of the look included an intricate fringe full skirt, adding movement to the look as Campbell took every step on the runway.
Campbell’s look also included a pair of shiny black boots. The model’s look was accessorized by a chunky necklace that glittered under the lights. Campbell’s glam for the runway show featured her black hair worn down and straight with a middle part. Her makeup included bold brows, a smokey eye and glossy lip.
Naomi Campbell walks the runway at the Burberry show during London Fashion Week on Feb. 24 in London.
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Campbell has a strong relationship with Burberry, appearing in several of the label’s campaigns and attending runway shows through the years. This particular show, however, highlighted the star power that comes intrinsically with the brand.
Several A-list stars and celebrity guests attended the fashion show. Among the attendees, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Geri Horner, Ncuti Gawa, Brooklyn Beckham, Nicola Peltz and Nicky Hilton Rothschild were all on hand to watch the parade of fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection pieces.
Naomi Campbell walks the runway at the Burberry show during London Fashion Week on Feb. 24 in London.
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As a nod to the brand, several attendees wore iterations of Burberry’s signature trenchcoat, a piece for which the label has been known since its inception in 1856. Takes on tartan patterning were also featured as wardrobe choices in the front row of the fashion show.
“Daniel Lee’s collection was an exercise in focus and restraint,” Samantha Conti wrote in WWD’s review of the collection, referencing the chief creative officer as of September 2022 of Burberry. “The bright colors, floaty fabrics and animal patterns of seasons past were replaced by an army of trenches, greatcoats, rain capes with fur-lined hoods, and hefty fringed scarves, all done in an earthy palette of dark brown, green and burgundy.”
