Naomi Campbell turned Milan Fashion Week into a statement moment Friday as she arrived at Edward Enninful's party for his new media company EE72. The supermodel wore a black suit with an oversized tuxedo jacket layered over a silky top and a statement brooch, shielding her eyes behind dark sunglasses and finishing the look with pointed black stilettos.
She was joined by Poppy Delevingne, who arrived in a black leather midi dress that hugged her post‑baby figure. Delevingne accented the look with a long leather coat draped over her shoulders and carried a chic handbag as she walked into the event.
Edward Enninful is expanding his media footprint with EE72; the first issue of his new magazine 72 went on stands this month with Julia Roberts on the cover. 72 is the debut publication from Enninful's EE72 venture.
Campbell has spoken about shifting her focus toward motherhood. The 55-year-old is a mom to two children born via surrogacy in 2021 and 2023. She is also the face of designer Tolu Coker's spring 2026 collection, which forgoes a traditional runway for a cinematic short film rooted in motherhood and Black womanhood.
In the two-and-a-half-minute clip accompanying the campaign, Campbell offers a window into life away from the cameras, describing herself as "I'm just a mom. That's how I kind of think of myself today." She adds that she retains a childlike, shy side. The film showcases a slate of looks: a white mini dress with knee-high socks and pointed-toe heels; a lemon-yellow gown with a high collar and long sleeves paired with yellow diamond‑embellished heels; a dark green floor-length jacket with a belt and a matching hat; and an all-brown tailored outfit with a belted waist and a tall hat.
The project underscores Campbell's ongoing influence at the intersection of fashion and personal narrative as Milan Fashion Week continues.