Super
model
Naomi
Campbell
has
accused
the
fashion
industry
of
racism
and
is
vowing
to
boycott
designers
who
only
use
white
models.
Campbell,
famous
for
being
the
first
black
model
to
grace
the
covers
of
the
British
and
French
'Vogue" magazines,
claims
labels
are
using
fewer
"Black,
Chinese
and
Hispanic"
models
than
ever.
According
to
the
37-year-old
model,
she
is
disgusted
and
sad
about
the
whole
issue.
Naomi
says
that
fashion
needs
to
go
back
to
the
way
it
used
to
be
when
wonderful
designers
like
Yves
St.
Laurent,
Gianna
Versace
and
Azzedine
Alaia
just
had
a
great
line
up
of
beautiful
women
White,
Black,
Chinese
and
Hispanic.
Naomi
claims
that
one
particular
fashion
house
refused
her
clothes,
because
they
"already
dress
Beyonce".
The
super
model
says,
"I've
taken
it
upon
myself
to
never
wear
that
designer
-
it's
such
an
ignorant
thing
to
say."
Campbell
is
also
boycotting
an
unnamed
European
designer
she
claims
refuses
to
use
non-White
models
in
its
shows.
Meanwhile,
Naomi
has
decided
not
to
grace
the
catwalk
in
New
York
because
she
claims
she
"hasn't
been
asked".