French hotel's Naomi Campbell bars on skin color & # 39;

Top model Naomi Campbell says she was a victim of racism in a French hotel.

49 years old was talking about diversity in an interview with Paris Match when she detailed her experience at an unnamed hotel during the Cannes Film Festival.

She said that she had been prevented from entering the hotel with one of her friends, who was also black. Campbell said that she had an invitation to an event there.

"They did not want to let us in, my friend and I, because of the color of our skin." The guy at the door made it clear that the place was full, but he let in other people. . "

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Campbell called the incident "revolting".

She has often talked about racism in the fashion industry.

In 2017, Campbell broke British Vogue Former editor Alexandra Shulman for suggesting that black-cover models do not sell problems.

"Do not tell me that black covers do not sell …" she writes next to a screenshot of an opinion piece published in The Guardian about Shulman's statements,

During Shulman's 25-year tenure at the head of the magazine, Campbell won five covers, with only seven other black models and celebrities grabbing the concert. Asked about it by a journalist from The GuardianThe London-born writer said readers should "recognize the person" on the cover.

"I was judged on my sales – it was my mandate – my main mandate was not to make ethnic diversity a policy," she said. "You would sell fewer copies, it's as simple as that."

Recently, Campbell made headlines for his unusual flight routine of disinfecting his seat on every flight.

Her busy schedule means she's constantly jumping into the flights. In a new video for her YouTube channel, she explains that her airport routine begins with donning a pair of disposable gloves and wiping her seat with Dettol wipes.

"Clean everything you touch, everything you can touch, whatever you put your hands on," she advised, before clearing the side table, tray, headrest, remote control and television.

– Stuff with Cover Media