Naomi Campbell Spotted at the F1 Grand Prix in Snake Print Trench Coat

Naomi Campbell arrived at the Formula 1 weekend in Las Vegas in a look that immediately separated her from the rest of the paddock crowd. The British supermodel stepped out in a long snake-print trench coat from Elie Saab’s upcoming Spring/Summer 2026 collection and drew immediate attention from photographers.

Rather than leaning into the usual sporty dressing that dominates the event, Campbell chose a more deliberate route. She left the coat open to reveal a fitted brown leather jumpsuit by Zimmermann. On most people, the pairing could seem heavy, but on her it looked purposeful, every element was selected with clear intent.

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Her accessories stayed aligned with the tone of the outfit. Slim rectangular sunglasses, layered gold jewellery set with a turquoise stone, and a matching snakeskin duffel tied the look together while keeping the look balanced. Black square-toe boots grounded the outfit and kept the focus where it needed to be.

What defined the moment wasn’t the print or the length of the coat but the way she approached the setting. F1 weekends often attract guests who lean towards bold colours or oversized pieces designed to dominate photos. Campbell avoided that route entirely. She wore something that reflected her own style rather than the predictable race-day formulas.

For a UK audience, it reinforces why she remains one of the country’s most reliable style figures. She reads the environment accurately, dresses with intent, and rarely falls into attention-seeking fashion. While some dress for attention, she opts for direction, and that choice often lands more effectively.

With so many bold looks around her, she made an impact simply by dressing with clarity and purpose.