- Title: BRAZIL: NAOMI CAMPBELL GRACES CATWALK AT TNG SHOW IN RIO.
- Date: 15th January 2005
- Summary: NAOMI WITH DESIGNER TITO BESS (SOUNDBITE) (English) MODEL, NAOMI CAMPBELL, SAYING: "Yes, I really do feel Brazilian. Thank you so much." (L!1)RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL (JANUARY 13, 2005) (REUTERS) MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE USING A CELL PHONE TO TAKE A PHOTO OF A MODEL VARIOUS OF THE MARIA FERNANDA LUCENA SHOW (SOUNDBITE) (Portuguese) ALDA CRISTINA MOTA, MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE, SAYING: "Marvelous! Very pretty clothes, it's incredible, of an international standard." VARIOUS OF FASHION SHOW CLOSE OF THE SHOW WITH ALL THE MODELS
- Embargoed: 30th January 2005 12:00
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- Location: RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
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- Country: Brazil
- Topics: Fashion
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- Story Text: Supermodel Naomi Campbell graces the catwalk at this year's Rio Fashion week.
'Fashion Rio', Rio de Janeiro's fashion extravaganza, showed off its celebrity glamour on Wednesday (January 12) when top model, Naomi Campbell, hit the Brazilian catwalks to model the TNG winter collection.
Campbell opened the show wearing a revealing, low-cut pink dress that left fashion enthusiasts gasping for more.
The stylist behind the brand, Tito Bessa Jr, based this year's collection on national historical and cultural references, and appeared at the end of the show with Campbell, who was immediately besieged backstage by journalists.
The well known British model refused to take any questions, and kept her comments to the event and the brand she was modeling for.
"Yes, I really do feel Brazilian," said Campbell.
Fashion Rio, a week of fashion shows from Brazil's top designers, continued on Thursday (January 13) with the winter collection from new designer Maria Fernanda Lucena.
The collection, heavily inspired by Brazilian fashion icon Zuzu Angel, included a mix of colours and patterns, with an elegant touch.
For spectator Alda Cristina Mota, the Maria Fernanda Lucena collection is a name to watch for in future fashion circles.
"Marvelous! Very pretty clothes, it's incredible, of an international standard," she said.
Some 100 models, 50 cameras, 350 security guards and 600 journalists and photographers will be working during the fashion week, which will cost approximately 5 million reales ($1,850,000).
Rio de Janeiro's fashion week, is expected to lure up to 80,000 spectators over the course of its 20 fashion shows, continues until Friday (January 14). - Copyright Holder: REUTERS
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