This week she's been running about town on the tube, reliving journeys from her youth, filming TikToks with content creators and putting in the hours promoting a new exhibition at the V&A which chronicles her 40 years in fashion.
The tube might be a strange place for a germophobe - in 2019 a video of her disinfecting her business class seat on a flight to Dubai went viral and she travelled wearing a hazmat suit and goggles during the pandemic. "I didn't say I sat," she said. "I'm good at balancing."
But for one of the most recognisable people in the industry, getting from A to B incognito can't be easy? "Trust me, when I'm in London I get around," she says.
The trick to going undetected is her walk - not the catwalk strut for which she is famous but "a very sergeant major walk". She goes to M&S, Waitrose, Harrods: "I'm very clear of where I'm going. And decisive. I'm not like dithering around like oh, I'm lost. No, I know where I'm going."
The life she has lived since those school runs on the Victoria line is one so full that the V&A has turned it into an exhibition. It's an honour usually reserved for designers and photographers, not models. Campbell, aware of the disparity in the way models are celebrated, says she hopes to see that change: "I can only hope that this may be the beginning."
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