Easily two of the most successful and daring supermodels to strut the runway, Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss will no doubt send tongues wagging over their racy new shoot for Interview magazine.

The British beauties look stunning in the Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott shot, which serves as the cover for the December 2012 edition of both the Russian and German versions of the publication.

Having picked our jaws up from the flaw, we noted the content in Naomi’s interview feature (which Moss conducts) to be just as intriguing. The Londoner, who has been in a longterm relationship with Russian billionaire Vladimir Doronin, relays the struggles she had to overcome racism in an industry which -even as of today-boasts a model pool that is still disproportionate.

Excerpts via The Huffington Post below…

KATE: I read that you made your first public appearance in a Bob Marley video.

NAOMI: Yeah. I was 7, I think. He was such a handsome man. I remember I started crying when I saw his dreadlocks because I thought they were worms. But he was really, really gentle.

KATE (on ethnic prejudice in the modeling world): When I first got to New York, I was like: “What are they talking about?” I couldn’t tell, you know. It was really weird and also I think growing up in South London, it’s so mixed race.

NAOMI: Exactly, we just know our area and how we were raised, so it was a big eye opener to me.

KATE: Did it feel like a battle you were fighting? And are you still fighting for equality in fashion?

NAOMI: It felt… I can’t say that the word battle is the right word but it definitely felt like it was an uphill struggle for something. I felt like I had to do what I had to do for my race and to keep awareness out there.

Fierce!

Side note: Kate sure is loving her near-naked shoots with her chocolate divas!

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