Naomi Campbell pairs flip-flops with $25K Hermès bag for yacht day in Ibiza

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Add Page Six on Google Naomi Campbell took her Hermès to the high seas.

The supermodel, 56, was photographed Saturday en route to a yacht in Ibiza, pairing her turquoise ruffled sundress, bikini and Havaianas flip-flops with a bright blue $24,500 Kelly Pochette handbag .

She accessorized the haute-boho boat look with silver cat-eye sunglasses, armfuls of beaded bracelets, a straw sunhat and layered gold necklaces.

A security detail carried her beach bag and walked her down to the water, where a tender waited to ferry her to the Force Blue — a 232-foot expedition yacht that sleeps a dozen guests and runs with a crew of 21.

The vessel was formerly owned by Flavio Briatore, the Alpine Formula One boss Campbell was engaged to before their 2003 split.

Italian authorities seized the yacht in 2010 amid a long-running tax fight and sold it at auction for 7.49 million euros, which Briatore has since claimed was nearly 13 million euros short of its true value. Today, the ship is available for charter at roughly 360,000 euros a week.

Briatore’s next relationship was with Heidi Klum, and the two share daughter Leni Klum, born in 2004.

Campbell, a mom of two , has been in and out of the water off Ibiza for weeks this July, swimming, sunbathing and spending time on the beach.

The island is a fixture on her summer calendar; she cruised there in 2024 with Eiza González and Michelle Rodriguez , and returned last August in a hot pink bikini.

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