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Naomi Campbell commanded attention as she made a head-turning arrival at Get Up Stand Up! Bob Marley The Musical press night in London on Wednesday night.
The supermodel, 51, put on a daring display as she went braless in a plunging double denim suit for her evening at the Lyric Theatre.
Reggae king Bob has had a strong significance in Naomi’s life as she starred in the singer’s music video Is This Love? aged seven and played his songs when her daughter was born earlier this year.
Racy: Naomi Campbell commanded attention as she made a head-turning arrival at Get Up Stand Up! Bob Marley The Musical press night in London on Wednesday nigh
Naomi showed off her cleavage in the structured blazer and cinched in her waist with a thick black belt.
The matched flared jeans accentuated the catwalk queen’s statuesque frame as she posed for photos on the red carpet.
Naomi complemented her evening look with a black clutch bag, flats and plenty of jewellery.
All eyes on her: The supermodel, 51, put on a daring display as she went braless in a plunging double denim suit for her evening at the Lyric Theatre
Sweet: Reggae king Bob has had a strong significance in Naomi’s life as she starred in his music video Is This Love? aged seven and played his songs while her daughter was born
Braless: Naomi showed off her cleavage in the structured blazer and cinched in her waist with a thick black belt
Naomi’s close friend Grace Jones, 73, also made a fashion statement in a black boilersuit and a raincoat with a giant hood.
The model donned a pilot hat and goggles and sported a pair of oversized shades.
Naomi and Grace have been friends for years, with the supermodel thanking the fashion icon earlier this year for ‘looking out for me as teenager all over the world’ in a sweet birthday post.
Other stars attending the press night was Sue Perkins, Suzette Newman and Chris Blackwell, Paul Morley and Omar Lye-Fook.
Quirky: Naomi’s close friend Grace Jones, 73, also made a fashion statement in a black boilersuit and a raincoat with a giant hood
Statement look: The model donned a pilot hat and goggles and sported a pair of oversized shades
Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical is a musical based on the life and music of the late singer and is written by Lee Hall.
Back in May, Naomi revealed she was listening to Bob Marley during the ‘special moment’ she became a mother for the first time.
Naomi shared the candid detail about her daughter’s birth on her YouTube series No Filter, saying: ‘Music is like… In my most special moments, you know I just became a mum, I had Bob Marley playing. That’s my roots, you know? It’s my roots.’
One to watch: Get Up, Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical is a musical based on the life and music of the singer and is written by Lee Hall
Touching: Back in May, Naomi revealed she was listening to Bob Marley during the ‘special moment’ she became a mother for the first time (pictured 1980s)
The Vogue star appeared in the musician’s video Is This Love? aged seven.
Naomi reflected on the moment in 2016 in an interview with The Guardian.
‘Of all the videos, Bob Marley’s Is This Love was the most exciting. Our family loved reggae,’ Naomi said.
‘I was just seven, and didn’t know what it would involve. I didn’t realise Bob Marley would be standing right next to me, tucking me under a blanket,’ she said.
‘He was the most handsome man, with beautiful bone structure; mellow, too, and soft-spoken, with a strong Jamaican accent, the kind I already knew from home’.
Smile: Comedian Sue Perkins smiled for photographers as she headed to the press night
Beaming: Suzette Newman and Chris Blackwell attended the press night performance
Theatre night out: Paul Morley also headed to the event
Designer garb: Omar Lye-Fook rocked some Balenciaga trainers for his night at the theatre
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