Naomi Campbell takes Arise Fashion Week by storm as she models a slew of stunning ensembles

She has established herself as one of the most in-demand models during her 36 year career.

And Naomi Campbell left no one questioning her ability to work a catwalk on Friday as she strutted her stuff during Arise Fashion Week in a slew of eye catching ensembles.

The event, held at Armani Hotel, Dubai, celebrated the best of Nigerian fashion and music, with supermodel Naomi, 51, exhibiting the hard work of several designers in eye-catching get-up. 

From an intricately-detailed trouser suit to a flowy, royal blue jumpsuit, the runway super star sure knew how to turn heads as Dubai Expo’s Nigeria Day was marked.

In one standout look, the mother-of-one, who this year was announced as Global Ambassador of the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust, glowed in green, donning an oversized slip dress designed by Banke Kuku.

While exuding style in the royal blue number, Naomi was joined by Hudayya, the master behind the sensational attire, which boasted slit long sleeves.

Posing up a storm: The runway super star, 51, sure knew how to turn heads as Dubai Expo’s Nigeria Day was marked

Joining forces: While exuding style in the royal blue number, Naomi was joined by Hudayya, the master behind the sensational attire

Working it: The outfit boasted slit long sleeves

Back in September, the model was announced as The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust Platinum Jubilee Global Ambassador, where she will be involved with championing the work of young leaders. 

Naomi appointment as ambassador will keep the institution relevant amid pressure from countries to remove the monarch as head of state, according to the trust’s boss. 

Christopher Kelly, the chief executive of the charity, said the appointment of celebrities from more diverse backgrounds and women of colour will help the Commonwealth remain relevant.   

 Storming the catwalk: In one standout look, the mother-of-one glowed in green, donning an oversized slip dress designed by Banke Kuku (middle)

Christopher said Naomi could be a ‘positive’ asset for the wider Commonwealth as well as the trust itself, The Telegraph reported.

He told the publication: ‘It will be very positive to have someone who not only transcends different countries and nationalities because she is a global superstar but who is also a British woman with Caribbean roots, who has got to the very top.’

He said he believes it’s a ‘positive thing’ that Britain have people of colour across the ‘top echelons’ of the business, political and social spheres ‘in a way that many other countries don’t’.

Christopher added that the multi-talented star, whom Nelson Mandela has referred to as his ‘honorary granddaughter’, was in a position to represent a modern picture of the Commonwealth.

Star: Back in September, the model was announced as The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust Platinum Jubilee Global Ambassador, where she will be involved with championing the work of young leaders