The supermodel who started her modeling career at the age of 15 celebrated Jubilee • "As long as fashion designers want me on track, there's no reason why I shouldn't be there," she said in an interview

This past weekend, former supermodel Naomi Campbell celebrated her 50th birthday. Fashion is considered.

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Compared to her model abandonment companies, Campbell has continued to appear in various shows and campaigns over the years, and at the age of 45, she even took photos of the lingerie brand. She continues to walk in reputed fashion shows, and in the last year has been modeling on the run quite a bit.

She began her modeling career at the age of 15. One year after she starred on ELLE magazine cover, and even starred in clips from quite a few singers such as Madonna and George Michael.

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She is considered to be the most successful dark model in history and in 1988 was the first dark skin model to star on the cover of French Vogue Magazine, and was in fact considered the model who opened the door to other dark-skinned models.  

Quite a few fashion houses and fashion designers loved her and chose to share it in their shows because of her special walk. In various interviews over the years, they said that Campbell knows how to revive the piece on the track, her walk is legendary.

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The British supermodel fostered an instantly recognizable personal appearance at every premiere, gala or red carpet she intends to reach. Fancy dresses are her bread and butter. The more dramatic, sexy, or bolder her wardrobe choices, the more coverage Campbell received. Last September, when she appeared for the opening of London Fashion Week, she walked the red carpet in a transparent Alexander McQueen dress that leaves little room for imagination.

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"As long as fashion designers want me on the track and I feel good, there's no reason I won't be there and retire," Campbell said in one of the interviews. At 50, with long hair, smooth wrinkles and feline eyes, she continues to pay tribute to the fashion industry that often caters to young and old. We hope that over the next decade she will continue to appear and will not hang his heels.

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