* YOU BEEN SNAP * Work of art: Naomi Campbell shows off her incredible figure in a bodysuit so tight it looks like it's been painted on"

 

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She's been a supermodel for more than a quarter of a century - and Naomi Campbell showed her still astonishing figure on the catwalk at a fashion show in Moscow yesterday.
Naomi, who's 41 on May 22 and has been modelling since she was 15, was wearing an unforgiving white and grey all-in-one which made it look like her faultless curves had been painted.
The star was showing off her incredible body in a rare turn down the catwalk for Russian designer Igor Chapurin.

Model behaviour: Naomi Campbell showed off her stunning curves in a skintight catsuit by Russian designer Igor Chapurin in Moscow yesterday"

Wearing scyscraper platform peeptoe ankle boots with metal stiletto heels, the Amazonian beauty tore through sheets of brightly coloured tissue paper as she made her way down the runway in a walk that turned rather into performance art.  

Multi-millionairess Naomi could have afforded to have retire years ago, but still keeps her name in the headlines to help promote the good causes she supports.
On Monday, she is hosting a Fashion For Relief charity catwalk event at he Cannes Film Festival to raise funds for those affected by Japan's earthquake and tsunami.

Strutting her stuff: The star tore through sheets of brightly coloured tissue paper as she made her way down the catwalk"

She'll spearhead an A-list cast of superstar models at the Forville Market in the French city.
The event will be staged in conjunction with Italian Vogue, and funds raised will go to the Japanese Red Cross and its medical staff and volunteers.
Last month, she opened her Fashion For Relief pop-up shop in association with London's Westfield shopping centre.
The idea behind it saw celebrities including the likes of Victoria Beckham donate clothes that were worn on the catwalk last year.

Lucky man: Naomi chatted to boyfriend Vladimir Doronin after her turn down the runway"

They were then sold to the public, with all proceeds going the Prince's Trust, which helps improve the lives of youngsters in the UK.
Naomi, who dates Russian oligarch Vladimir Doronin, who was there to support his girlfriend at last night's catwalk show, founded Fashion For Relief in 2005 as a means of uniting the fashion community in times of need.
She also works with Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, Breakthrough Breast Cancer, Quincy Jones' Listen Up Foundation, the UNESCO orphanage in Jamaica and Fidel Castro's Cuban Children's Fund.