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Naomi Campbell and PrettyLittleThing boss Umar Kamani reveal plans to launch top-tier talent management company

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Naomi Campbell has revealed plans to launch a talent management company in Dubai with PrettyLittleThing boss Umar Kamani (pictured).

Naomi Campbell has revealed plans to launch a talent management company in Dubai with PrettyLittleThing boss Umar Kamani.

The supermodel, 53, and the entrepreneur, 35, will leverage their unparalleled access to top talent to build a company that will reach across the Middle East and the rest of the world.

While the name of the agency has not yet been revealed, they hope to nurture their client relationships into long-lasting professional partnerships.

Umar said Arab business: ‘Naomi and I are in the process of starting a talent management company.

‘We believe there is an opportunity to close some gaps in today’s world of talent management.

Naomi Campbell has revealed plans to launch a talent management company in Dubai with PrettyLittleThing boss Umar Kamani (pictured).

It comes after it emerged Naomi designed a clothing line based on her 'germaphobic' reputation.

It comes after it emerged Naomi designed a clothing line based on her ‘germaphobic’ reputation.

‘Middle Eastern countries are aggressively scouting talent and signing them for big deals, but sometimes it seems very transactional.

“Talent comes only for the money and leaves without truly experiencing the culture.”

It comes after it emerged Naomi designed a clothing line based on her ‘germaphobic’ reputation.

The fashionista created the collection with German brand Boss and said it features “antibacterial properties” and is also “anti-stress.”

The line also features a compression suit to prevent blood clots during flight, which comes after Naomi wore a hazmat suit on a plane near the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Talking about the collection, she said, ‘This collection is designed to empower women to seize every moment with style and grace. It’s about creating fashion that complements her dynamic lifestyle, making her feel like she can conquer the world, step by step with style.

‘Today’s woman has a million things on her hands and the last thing she should worry about is her clothing, especially when she is traveling. We’ve incorporated technology into the fabric to make life a little easier.

“Everyone knows I’m a bit of a germaphobe, so of course we’ve added antibacterial properties to ensure freshness and cleanliness.”

The model has always been afraid of germs and previously shared her airplane hygiene routine with her fans in a YouTube video.

The model has always been afraid of germs and previously shared her airplane hygiene routine with her fans in a YouTube video.

The star also said the collection has an “anti-wrinkle” feature to prevent wrinkles from forming in the fabric.

Additionally, Naomi claims that her tracksuit set features a “special print” that promotes “zen and balance” for those who wear it.

Naomi said the compression suit is her favorite item of clothing. Despite insisting that it helps prevent blood clots, Boss clarified that “it is not a medical compression.”

The model has always been afraid of germs and previously shared her airplane hygiene routine with her fans in a YouTube video.

‘I love to travel. “I was born traveling,” Naomi told the camera in the clip. “I love being everywhere but at the same time nowhere.”

After boarding a plane, he pulled out a pair of gloves and cleaned the area around his seat: everything from the table and TV screen to the headrest, seat belt, and back of the seat in front of him.

Naomi created the collection with German brand Boss and said it features

Naomi has created the collection with German brand Boss and said it features “antibacterial properties” and is also “anti-stress”.

“Clean everything you touch,” he advised. ‘Anything you can touch.

‘This is what I do on every plane I get on. I don’t care what people think of me. It’s my health and it makes me feel better.’

He also brought his own seat cover, which is hand-washed at his hotel, and masks to “protect” himself.

‘No matter what plane you take, private or commercial, people start coughing and sneezing and it makes me nervous… I just can’t.’

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