NAOMI CAMPBELL - CAMPBELL: 'COMMUNITY SERVICE FASHION SHOW WAS JUST ME BEING ME'

CAMPBELL: 'COMMUNITY SERVICE FASHION SHOW WAS JUST ME BEING ME'

Supermodel NAOMI CAMPBELL turned her arrival at New York's Sanitation Department into a daily fashion show, during her recent community service stint (Mar07), after authorities refused to let her drive up to the door of the building. The British stunner wowed the paparazzi on her daily walk from the gates to the door of the Sanitation Department by turning up to work in high fashion outfits. She insists she wasn't trying to cause a stir - she just wanted to make the most of the fact she had a short walk to work. In a diary she wrote during her community service, which appears in the new issue of W magazine, Campbell writes, "What I wear walking into my community service has no connection to what I'm going to do when I get inside. "This is how I dress, and this is how I carry myself. What do they expect me to do - walk in looking all drib and drab? I've never looked drib and drab in my life." And she explains she wasn't pulling a diva trick by asking to be dropped off at the door of the sanitation department - she was trying to avoid a stalker. The model adds, "The judge at my sentencing had promised that my car could drop me off at the door of the Sanitation Department every morning. "I asked for that mostly because I've had a stalker. But then this gentleman from the Sanitation decided I had to be dropped off outside the gates, so I would have to walk past the press."