africa is up and coming. fashion starts take center stage in castle with british supermodel, naomi campbell, hoping to launch their crazy father. ah ah hello the weather sat fair across say the arabian peninsula of lovely autumn sunshine, not too warm, not too cold. temperatures around 3334 celsius. so really pretty good as we go on through the next hour. so further north, we have got a few shadow more cloud northern airs of syria, northern parts of iraq that will slip its way down. it's more than parts of iran. and up around the caucuses, we will see some wet weather coming through here with the snow there, over the, the mountains there. as you can see, just some snow turned to northern areas of afghanistan, pushing over towards the foothills of the himalayas. but south of that pleasant sunshine. over the next few days, plenty of sunshine to cross northern parts of africa for the northwest. we have got a little more cloud there that's just knock on the edge of those temperatures. we're back briefly beginning up into the 30s. it'll be the a mid to low twenties as we go on into the next coup

we're going to be talking now to the woman behind the major initiative where you supermodel, naomi. campbell was known for a charitable equity for africa. about osu. we need to get governments in each of our countries in the continent to also be involved in supporting their creative as it is a big business. so what, please are you focusing on for the 1st stage? i need done quite a few switzer with quite a broad hosted board. we've done. you see a in london. we've done. and one was gone of it gone. has underneath his umbrella, the name tell go. there's an am nigeria, university of lagos said quite a few and basically, you know, work is going to keep on doing it and we can keep producing every year new initiatives. and when do you think these young african townhomes can bring to the world? oh the world, the artisan is incredible and they have something to teach to. they have something to learn, but i also have something to give. and i feel like now the ice on africa and this is africa's time to rise and celebrate. and to be given the platform and opportunities like everyone else in every other

pretty supermodel, naomi campbell was known for a charitable efforts for africa about also we need to get governments in each of our countries in the continent to also be involved in supporting their creative as it is a big business. so what countries are you focusing on for the 1st stage? we've done quite a few sort of visit with quite a broad hoster board. we've done, you see a in london. we've done a one was gone out, but gone and has underneath its umbrella. the name tell go, there's nigeria, it's a university of lagos, said quite a few and basically, you know, work is going to keep on doing it until we can keep producing every year new initiatives. and what do you think these young african townhomes can bring to the world? oh, the artist is incredible. and they have something to teach to. they have something to learn but able to have something to give. and i feel like now the eyes are in africa and this is africa's time to rise and celebrate. and to be given the platform and opportunities like everyone else in every other country in the world. fair enough. okay, there's going to

you came of age in fashion in a sense at the same time as people like naomi campbell and kate moss, whost want to ask you about what makes them successful. let's start with kate moss. you knew her in the early days. i met kate when i was 16 and she was 1a and we went to a casting, and i remember she walked in and she literally charmed the whole room. the energy as well as the beauty. she's uniquely herself. and naomi's always been the same. she was always outspoken. naomi always thought she was going to be a star from when she was a baby — and she is a star — but, you know, they really are who they are — authentic. you also were defining your own sexuality and being open about it. you had a girlfriend who was another model and then, simon foxton took you to more gay bars, like heaven. you describe this in the book — very beautifully, if i may say — where you talk about how, "just as i had found myself in fashion, which is what i "wanted to do in the world, "now i was discovering more intimate terrain. "i felt free and scared and excited." but how did coming from a ghanaian family compli

you came of age in fashion in a sense at the same time as people like naomi campbell and kate moss, who. i just want to ask you about what makes them successful. let's start with kate moss. you knew her in the early days. i met kate when i was 16 and she was 14 and we went to a casting, and i remember she walked in and she literally charmed the whole room. the energy as well as the beauty. she's uniquely herself. and naomi's always been the same. she was always outspoken. naomi always thought she was going to be a star from when she was a baby — and she is a star — but, you know, they really are who they are — authentic. you also were defining your own sexuality and being open about it. you had a girlfriend who was another model and then, simon foxton took you to more gay bars, like heaven. you describe this in the book — very beautifully, if i may say — where you talk about how, "just as i had found myself in fashion, which is what i "wanted to do in the world, "now i was discovering more intimate terrain. "i felt free and scared and excited." but how did coming from a ghanaian family

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the 90s were the time of supermodels everyone wanted to be like claudia schiffer cindy crawford naomi campbellevangelist and will approach the parameters of 90-60-90. a little later, painful thinness in the style of kate moss came into fashion gave a new idol to angelina jolie, women wanted the same pronounced cheekbones and plump lips, and the tenth standard for plastic surgery was kim kardashian, who herself resorted to procedures more than once, by the way, plump lips, which are so popular among lovers of the classics from a scientific point of view, are not is an indicator of beauty. studies have shown that it is not separate parts of it that make a woman's face attractive, but proportionality. so if any traits. looks unnaturally large it's just repulsive from a scientific point of view, measured the beauty of men, the leader of the rating turned out to be new batman robert pattinson ; bradley cooper has about the same figures. but then comes the guard of those who are over 50, but who are still incredibly good at 58-year-old brad pitt, 61-year-old george clooney and 54-year-old futuresman