'90s Supermodel, 55, Stuns With Iconic Hairstyle at Chanel Showoriginally appeared onParade. Supermodel Naomi Campbell brought major glamour to Paris along with a nod to legendary rock and roll icons. The fashion royalty stole the spotlight in the front row of Chanel's Fall 2025 Couture show with a hairstyle that was equal parts edgy and elegant. On Tuesday, Campbell arrived at Grand Palais representing the brand's tweed set in their signature cardigan paired with high-waisted kick flare trousers. Notably, behind her eye-catching ensemble, it was her daring hairstyle that stood out the most. The Vogue cover girl revived the iconic rocker style by sporting a dramatic pompadour hairstyle. Campbell told WWD that she "loved the look" and revealed that her glam team presented three hairstyle options, but she ultimately chose the "'80s romantic style." View this post on Instagram A post shared by WWD (@wwd) The model also named the rock legends who served as the inspiration behind her look, including British rock band The Cure and Thompson Twins. "I love 80s pop. It's my time, my era," she said, recalling the festivals and gigs she used to attend. Meanwhile, with the 55-year-old channeling a nostalgic hairstyle, fans were completely smitten by her look. "The hair is hair-inggggggggggg," one wrote. "She has the best hair," another added. "I like the new hair, Queen Naomi," a commenter said. A fan echoed the same and noted, "She's the cutest thing. And the hair is GIVING." Meanwhile, an Instagram user pointed out the similarity of her hairstyle to another icon. "Elvis," someone wrote. The international supermodel was alsospotted interacting with fellow guestslike socialite and Chanel ambassador Charlotte Casiraghi and musicians such as Lorde, Gracie Abrams and Laufey. Related: Fans Can't Get Enough of Beyoncé's Stunning Outfit at DC Concert '90s Supermodel, 55, Stuns With Iconic Hairstyle at Chanel Showfirst appeared on Parade on Jul 9, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Jul 9, 2025, where it first appeared.
