SEPTEMBER With Naomi: Naomi Campbell COVERS Harper's Bazaar Mexico & MORE

Naomi Campbell put her stamp on September 2014,
covering two international magazines during the most important month of
the year for fashion.  See Naomi posing for Harper's Bazaar and
Interview Magazine inside...
Any fashionista knows that September is the MOST important issue for
any magazine and two popular mags picked Naomi Campbell for their 2014
September covers.  First, NaNa lent her famous frame to Harper's Bazaar
Mexico/Latin America (above).

Inside, her editorial takes over the 35th Anniversary edition of the mag. Naomi is wearing Givenchy.

And she also posed it up with editorial director, Brenda Díaz de la Vega.


We already told you about her cover shoot with INTERVIEW Magazine....

And we've found another shot from inside the magazine...

Naomi was shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott (for both the cover and inside), she wears Givenchy (designed by Riccardo Tisci).
We have a feeling that Ms. Campbell has a closet FULL of Givenchy this season and she didn't have to spend a dime!
Photos via GivenchyOfficial IG/InterviewMag IG/Harpers Bazaar IG

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Naomi Campbell Delivered a Tour de Force Performance on The Face Last Night

Rich Juzwiak

The chicest, shriekingest skull in all the land, Naomi Campbell, ran the gamut of human emotions on last night's episode of Oxygen's reality modeling competition-cum-sorority rush The Face. As coach/mentor for three of the show's aspiring models, she ranted, she raved, she condescended, she laughed manically, she cried crocodile tears of cold-blooded joy, she rounded corners ominously.

My favorite things in the highlights reel above are:

3. "Cuz I'm cuz I'm cuz I'm."

2. "They may be angry, it's an emotion to have," which is such post-phone-throwing therapy rationalizing.

1. When she shouts at her group and then shouts at them for shouting. It reminds me of the impossible-to-win confrontation between Corky St. Clair and Lloyd Miller in Waiting for Guffman ("Why are you whispering? I'm right here...Now it's too loud. Just talk like a normal person."). In fact, if you watch this show (or any reality show, really) as a Christopher Guest documentary — as a collection of improv performances played for absurdity — it becomes a lot more entertaining.

via gawker.com