By Walter Greene

Defeating the odds that models are washed up at 25, London born,
Jamaican roots model NAOMI CAMPBELL 42, will lead a cabine of British
supermodels in a showcase of British fashion as part of the closing
night ceremonies at the London Olympics 2012. The closing ceremony will
have a definite musical flavor under the theme `A Symphony of British
Music.' The evening will also feature the likes of Elton John and the
re-union of the famed Spice Girls featuring the popular Victoria
Beckham, who rose to fame as the popular `Posh Spice.'

Naomi will be joined by a select cabine' of British supermodels: Kate
Moss, Lilly Cole, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Georgia Mae Jagger to
showcase the creations of famed British designers Vivienne Westwood,
Stella Mc Cartney and Sarah Burton for Alexander Mc Queen. The girls
will stomp the Olympic closing night ceremonies for the glory of their
Queen and country. Fashion Watch reported that the girls will not be
demanding their usual high price for this appearance. All of the girls
will be paid one pound for their service and participation in this
memorable event.

The Olympic Games in London feature some 10,000 athletes from over 205
countries including several Caribbean nations. Jamaica, Trinidad &
Tobago, Grenada, Puerto Rico and the Islands of the Bahamas are among
the Caribbean territories represented at the Olympics. The USA teams
are in full force and they include several Caribbean born athletes who
migrated to the USA, including track and field star Sanya Richards-Ross
who is originally form Jamaica and Daryl Homer, the number one fencer
on the US team who is originally from the Virgin Islands.

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Naomi Campbell in recent Sholm Magazine cover