Naomi Campbell wows in Grecian-style burgundy gown with draped train at launch of The Face Australia

She never fails to wow! Naomi Campbell poses during a photo call for TV show, The Face of Australia at Carriage Works in Sydney on Friday

She is on the hunt for the next 'face' of Australia, so Naomi Campbell led by example when she attended the launch of her latest show in Sydney on Saturday.

The supermodel certainly made an entrance in her show-stopping dress as she arrived at the Carriage Works alongside her costars at The Face Australia photo call.

All eyes were on the star, 43, as her burgundy train billowed out behind her as she posed with designer Zac Posen.

Zac straightened out the star's train as she posed for photographers

The British beauty's floor-length gown clung in all the right places while featuring an elegant cowl-neck design.

The deep-wine hue perfectly complemented Naomi's complexion, while her ultra-long hair was worn in a poker-straight style over her shoulders.

Keeping her accessories to a minimum, she showed the other models exactly how it is done who were all wearing similar, Grecian-inspired numbers.

Zac, 33, even took time out from posing for photographers to straighten up the train of her dress, while sporting a black suit and matching bow tie.

Naomi with models Nicole Trunfio and Cheyenne Tozzi, who both wore similar flowing gowns, and photographer Georges Antoni

Naomi has been in the country filming The Face Australia, which she hosts and works as the executive producer on while also coaching the contestants.

The show, which is set to air early next year, aims to find a new modelling star by asking contestants to compete in various tasks including speed-styling and the art of runway walking.

Earlier this month, the current UK series came to an end with contestant Emma Holmes being crowned the winner.

The Face Australia is currently being filmed and is set to air early next year

Earlier in the day, Naomi had been honoured by representatives from the Government of Japan and the Japanese Red Cross for the £191,0000 donation that her charity, Fashion For Relief, donated to aid the ongoing efforts of rebuilding the regions affected by the 2011 Japanese Tsunami.

She said: Campbell said: 'I am touched that the Japanese Government has held this special tea ceremony to thank Fashion For Relief for the donation and I hope the Japanese Red Cross will use the donation for the affected people in the best way.

'Disaster recovery takes many years and this is an opportunity remind us that rebuilding peoples lives is not something that happens overnight, you have to keep at it.'

Whilst at the ceremony, she also announced the next Fashion For Relief event will take place in Los Angeles next year.