She never puts a foot wrong when it comes to fashion.
And Leomie Anderson put on a leggy display when she attended the Johnnie Walker Blue Label dinner at 180 The Strand on Wednesday night.
The stunning model, 30, flaunted her toned pins in a fluffy black miniskirt she wore with a classy black top with silver link detailing.
She completed the sexy outfit with long black boots while showing off her incredible body.
Leomie wore her dark locks slicked back in an updo and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look while holding her drink.
Stunning: Leomie Anderson put on a leggy display when she attended the Johnnie Walker Blue Label dinner at 180 The Strand on Wednesday night
Confident: The stunning model, 30, showed off her toned pins in a fluffy black miniskirt she wore with a classy black top with silver link detailing
The event was to celebrate Campbell Addy’s ‘I Love Campbell’ exhibition and was organized by Dazed editor Ib Kamara.
It comes after Leomie previously urged designers to hire more black makeup artists after revealing she was forced to do her own makeup during Fashion Week because estheticians left her feeling like she was “working in a mine.”
The star, who was born in London to Jamaican parents, shared a behind-the-scenes video at the Christian Cowan Show during New York Fashion Week, which she walked into last year.
In the clip, which has been viewed more than 250,000 times, Leomie revealed that she always carries a full makeup kit with her because “garbage” makeup artists made her look “slapped” — a slang term meaning ugly.
In the video, dubbed “the reality of being a black model during fashion week,” the model shares a clip of her makeup while adding the caption, “I asked who could do black makeup, why do I look like I work in the mines?’.
She went on to say she looked “clapped” as she shared footage of herself removing her makeup, adding the caption, “I told him it wasn’t my color, he sucks.”
Leomie then said hairdressers “hurt” her when she posted a clip of her telling her to wash her hair.
“No one dried it to the last minute,” she continued, before adding that another makeup artist was trying to fix her makeup.
Beauty: She completed the sexy outfit with long black boots while showing off her incredible body
Radiant: Leomie wore her dark locks slicked back in an updo and opted for a typically glamorous makeup look as she held her drink
Fun: The event was to celebrate Campbell Addy’s ‘I Love Campbell’ exhibition and was organized by Dazed editor Ib Kamara
Speaking: It comes after Leomie previously urged designers to hire more black makeup artists
Not happy: It came after she revealed she was forced to do her own makeup during Fashion Week because estheticians left her looking like she was ‘working in a mine’
Sad: The star, who was born in London to Jamaican parents, shared a behind-the-scenes video at the Christian Cowan Show during New York Fashion Week, which she walked into last year
Difficult: In the clip, which has been viewed more than 250,000 times, Leomie revealed that she always carries a full makeup kit with her because “garbage” makeup artists made her look “slapped” — a slang term meaning ugly
Tough: In the video, dubbed “the reality of being a black model during fashion week,” the model shares a clip of her makeup being done
Annoyed: She went on to say she looked “clapped” as she shared footage of herself removing her makeup, adding the caption, “I told him it wasn’t my color, he sucks”
Ouch: Leomie then said hairdressers “hurt” her when she posted a clip adding that she was told to wash her hair
Have fun: Vogue’s Deborah Ababio and Leomie posed for snaps together
Bringing up a storm: Leomie and Bree Runway attended the fun Johnnie Walker Blue Label dinner
Looking good: Rafael Snider, Campbell Addy and Leomie looked like they were having a good time
Style: Campbell looked great in a mustard yellow two piece suit
Leggy: She flashed her incredible pins
“Nice try girl, but I felt ugly,” she said. “My whole face redone in 10 minutes, can’t go out sad.”
Leomie shared beautiful photos of her walking the runway, adding, “By the time I walked the runway, I wanted to go home.”
“Please hire more black hair and makeup artists so we don’t have to go through this.”
Leomie has previously walked for Ralph Lauren, Moschino, Oscar de la Renta, Giorgio Armani, Burberry and Chloe, among others, and was the first black model ever to become a Victoria Secret Angel.