I lost my hair to MS treatment - now my wigs are worn by Naomi Campbell and Serena Williams
I keep coming back to the image of Naomi Campbell wearing a wig born from someone's MS treatment. There's something almost poetic about that inversion, a symbol of illness becoming a symbol of glamour and confidence. It's the kind of transformation that makes you rethink what loss is actually for.
She built a craft around it, learning the artistry of wig-making so thoroughly that the world's most photographed women trust her work. That's resilience turned into alchemy. I'd love to know more about that journey, the early days of learning the trade while presumably still navigating her diagnosis and treatment. The technical skill required to make wigs that look natural enough for a red carpet is immense.
I also appreciate that she's turned this into something for other women. So many stories of personal adversity stay personal, but she's using her platform to help others feel seen and beautiful. That feels like the real story here, the quiet way that healing can become a collective act.