Naomi Campbell is always the off-duty model as she turns heads at the Chicago Bulls game in Paris

She always looks glamorous whether she’s strutting down the runway or enjoying some quality time with her friends.

And Naomi Campbell’s Thursday night at the Chicago Bulls basketball game in Paris was no different, as she looked like the off-duty model in a bold Off-White baseball jacket.

The 52-year-old supermodel sat next to her friends wearing her signature sunglasses and her long, poker-black hair cascading to her shoulders.

In Paris for Fashion Week, Naomi was sitting courtside at the NBA basketball game between the Chicago Bulls and the Detroit Pistons.

The NBA was hosting a regular-season game in the French capital, making it the second Global Game of the season.

Seemingly makeup-free for the occasion, Naomi’s skin was glowing and she opted for a glossy lip.

He wore a black, turtleneck sweatshirt under his jacket, which featured appliqué embroidery of the Off-White logo, a basketball hoop, the face of the Chicago Bulls mascot, and cream leather sleeves.

Supermodel Naomi wore multiple gold rings to match the gold hardware on her oversized sunglasses.

The 52-year-old wore comfortable black pants for the occasion, looking to have some fun at Thursday night’s game.

Her stylish friends wore effortlessly cool outfits while out on the court, including one friend who wore a different color of jacket.

The dark blue hue of his Off-White baseball jacket was a perfect contrast to Naomi’s, and the pair held hands as they chatted.

He looked stylish in the jacket that featured black leather sleeves.

It comes after the supermodel paid a heartfelt tribute to her godson Harry Brant on Wednesday, two years after his death.

Harry died of an accidental prescription drug overdose on January 17, 2021 at the age of 24.

Naomi wrote: “My beautiful godson Harry @harry_brant, thinking of you today, your bright smile, amazing intellectual mind and natural style. It’s been 2 years. May you be in everlasting peace and know your godmother misses you ❤️.”

Before his death, Harry, the son of supermodel Stephanie Seymour, 54, and businessman Peter Brant, 75, was a socialite who wrote for Interview magazine as a teenager and an up-and-coming model who appeared in Italian Vogue and Balmain campaigns.

At the time of their son’s death, Stephanie and Peter told People magazine in a heartbreaking statement: “It is with great sadness that we share with you the news that our beloved son, Harry Brant, has lost his battle with addiction. and died due to an accidental overdose of prescription drugs.

‘Our hearts are broken. Harry wanted to get over his addiction and was only days away from re-entering rehab.

They continued: ‘Harry was not only our son, he was also a wonderful brother, a loving grandson, a favorite uncle and a loving friend. He was a creative, loving and powerful soul who brought light to the hearts of so many people. He was truly a beautiful person inside and out.

A family friend told the publication at the time that Harry’s father had been “trying to get him back into rehab” amid concern and frustration regarding his drug addiction.

“It’s hard, anyone who knows addiction knows that,” the source said. We all knew he had this problem.

The source said that Harry and his older brother, Peter Jr., “were inseparable brothers,” as they “completed each other, were always there for each other, and of course, they fought like brothers do.”

Harry “had everything going for him” and “was way beyond his years,” the source noted.

The family also opened up about her passion for writing, style, and fashion after her passing.