Despite their rumored feud, Naomi Campbell still supports the very inclusive new line by Rihanna, Fenty Beauty.
When asked how she felt about Fenty Beauty, Campbell said:
“It’s 2017, so for all those who are doing it, congratulations,” said Campbell in an interview with Harper’s Bazaar UK. “The world is moving so quickly, and you’ve got to move with it.”
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Campbell also spoke on her struggles in the industry when it came to insecurities regarding her own dark skin.
“I overheard certain conversations about me, but I’m not going to make excuses,” she explained. “If they didn’t have my make-up shade, then we’d find a way, we’d mix the colour. You’ve got to work hard no matter what. I kept my head down and got it done.”
“I remember when I was younger going into London and only being able to go into two counters to buy make-up of colour. So I tell new models, ‘You have to find a way, and if that means you have to bring your own foundation shade, then bring your own, because that’s what I had to do’.”
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