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Campbell makes a quick change to the luxury liոgerie trend at the event. this will definitely be in trend

Naomi Campbell looked every inch the golden girl at the star-studded Victoria’s Secret The Tour ’23 event in New York City on Wednesday.

The London-born model, 53, put her incredibly long legs on display in a golden mini dress, that also highlighted her toned arms.

The 90s runway sensation paired the look with unique gold heels, and wore her long raven tresses in a straight style. As for glam, the beauty opted for smoky eyeshadow, a touch of blush, and a light pink lipstick for the occasion.

The event is a celebration of the brand’s upcoming film-style fashion show, set to be released on Prime Video on September 26.

The underwear brand has launched the campaign to bring back models from the lingerie brand’s once-iconic ‘Angels’ list alongside some newer faces.

The star-studded event was also attended by Gigi Hadid, Lourdes Leon, Emily Ratajkowski, Lila Moss, Julia Fox among others.

Naomi also shared a reel from Victoria’s Secret to her Instagram Stories, where she put her fit form on display in a black lingerie set from the brand’s latest The Icon collection.

In the clip she explains in a voiceover what makes a woman iconic: ‘It’s a woman that knows what she wants, loves what she does, and just keeps breaking the rules and raising the bar high.’

‘The one, the only, @naomi,’ the brand captioned the post.

Though Naomi was a frequent runway star at Victoria’s Secret’s famous fashion shows, she was never an Angel.

As reported by People in 2020, the iconic supermodel told The Sun that the brand ‘could not afford’ her.

The brand launched a new The Icon Victoria’s Secret collection in August.

The campaign is part of the company’s major rebrand, after it was criticised for promoting unrealistic body image with its non-inclusive culture and accused of failing to protect its models against sexual misconduct.