Naomi Campbell‘s quest to share the beauty of racial diversity has seen her mock Vogue‘s former Alexandra Schulman for not doing the same.

Campbell then went on to applaud Schulman’s predecessor Edward Enninful for righting her wrongs by injecting some diverse flavour into the magazine’s mix.

Enninful became the fashion director at i-D magazine at 18-years-old and went on to enjoy a similarly fruitful role at Italian Vogue with Campbell’s support.

This year, after several years’ worth of hard work, the Ghanaian creative became Vogue‘s editor-in-chief ending what some believe was a regime which refused to celebrate beauty’s diverse palette.

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