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Naomi Campbell relocation to Milan

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Model Naomi Campbell recently appeared at the Vogue World 2026 event in Milan, debuting a new look featuring long blonde hair with visible dark roots. Following her appearance in the city, reports suggest Campbell may be relocating from London to Milan to establish a new primary base. While no official statement has been issued, her recent professional activities in the city—including a DJ performance at the Twiga club and collaborations with entrepreneur Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio—along with social media activity using the hashtag #CASA, indicate a potential permanent shift toward the Italian fashion capital. Recent reports from Forbes Italia indicate that the 56-year-old supermodel has reportedly decided to relocate to Milan, establishing it as her new permanent base. This transition involves the purchase of a luxury residence in one of the city’s most exclusive areas. While the exact address remains private, speculation suggests the property may be located in a high-end skyscraper within the Porta Nuova or CityLife districts. This move marks a transition from her lifelong residence in London to a more stable presence in a city that has been central to her fashion career for nearly forty years. Campbell has remained active in the local scene, recently participating in Milan Fashion Week activities. During her DJ debut in Milan, Campbell wore the ‘Cadence’ gown by Indian designer Rahul Mishra from his Fall 2026 ‘Devi’ collection. The couture ensemble featured a heavily embellished, gold-toned, sculptural bodice paired with fluid bronze-brown mesh fabric. Mishra described the piece as a “hand-embroidered, bejewelled bodice design in liquid mesh,” noting that the collection draws inspiration from Indian temple art.

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