Naomi Campbell turns heads in a strapless black dress as she joins glamorous Coco Rocha and Ciara at the Killian Paris party in Cannes
Naomi Campbell showed off her amazing figure in a strapless black dress as she attend the Kilian Paris party in Cannes during the film festival on Wednesday.
The supermodel, 55, looked in good spirits as she was joined at the lavish star-studded bash by stunning model Coco Rocha, 36, and singer Ciara, 39.
Naomi made sure to turn heads in the figure hugging corset number and elevated her frame in a pair of stilettos.
She added a bold pair of pink mirrored sunglasses and accessorised with an eye catching huge diamond necklace and matching stud earrings.
Styling her long dark tresses straight in a neat half up do, the runway icon was in good spirits as she posed up a storm for photos before being joined by host Kilian Hennessy.
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Meanwhile Coco commanded attention in a multicoloured sequin one shoulder minidress which showed off her amazing figure.
The cover girl put on a leggy display in the dazzling ensemble and added inches to her frame in a pair of gold towering heels.
Coco wore a glamorous palette of makeup as she struck a pose for cameras in the lavish bash.
Ciara wowed in a plunging black V-neckline gown which boasted a dazzling semi-sheer skirt.
The American singer opted for a pair of lace up black heels and simply accessorised with a silver bangle.
Styling her short dark tresses in loose curls, Ciara beamed as she perched on a table decorated with hundreds of red flowers and candles.
Hofit Golan looked sensational in a plunging cut out black semi-sheer gown which boasted a bold cherry patterned.
She looked incredible in the halterneck ensemble which she paired with a black clutch and silver drop earrings.
She added a bold pair of pink mirrored sunglasses and accessorised with an eye catching huge diamond necklace and matching stud earrings
Naomi blew a kiss to cameras as she posed for photos
The cover girl put on a leggy display in the dazzling ensemble and added inches to her frame in a pair of gold towering heels
Michelle Rodriguez cut a cool figure in a white corset and matching cropped blazer as she posed for photos.
The Fast And Furious actress kept with the white theme and opted for a pair of matching trousers and kept comfortable in trainers.
Emily In Paris star Kevin Dias looked dapper in a white open collar shirt which he tucked into a pair of smart black trousers.
Former Manchester United footballer Paul Pogba turned heads in a linen white blazer and matching trousers which he paired with a crochet shirt beneath.
American football star Odell Beckham Jr. dressed smart in a white shirt and black tue as he posed for photos at the bash.
Hours earlier, Naomi turned heads as she made a glamorous arrival at the Fuori red carpet at the 78th annual Cannes Film Festival.
The supermodel stole the show in a dramatic black mesh gown that was encrusted with hundreds of gold gems.
Naomi accessorised with red drop earrings and diamond rings, but kept her chest bare, while elevating her height in heels.
She oozed confidence as she posed up a storm for a sea of cameras, before flashing her dazzling white smile.
Fuori is a 2025 biographical drama film co-written and directed by Mario Martone, based on the 1983 novel L'università di Rebibbia by Goliarda Sapienza.
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