A fort, fireworks and giant Bond portrait: The first look inside Naomi Campbell's lavish birthday bash for billionaire boyfriend

It's set to be one of the most star-studded parties of the year and no expense has been spared.
Naomi Campbell has gone all-out for her billionaire boyfriend's 50th birthday party in Jodhpur after hiring out the entire 15th century Mehrangarh Fort.
A team of staff have been working day and night to get the venue ready for Vladimir Doronin's party on Wednesday and their efforts seem to have paid off.

Preparations underway: The historic Mehrangarh Fort is already being decorated ahead of Wednesday's party

With a high-profile guest list including Kate Moss, Jamie Hince, Bob Geldof, Sarah Ferguson and Diana Ross, the scene is being set for one of the most lavish parties they've ever seen.
The enormous venue has kept to Rajasthani themes, with the main room decorated in bright colours, with comfortable beds and cushions scattered everywhere.

Party venue: The fort is decked out in traditional Rajasthani themes

Lap of luxury: The guests will be able to explore a number of beautifully decorated rooms within the fort

For Your Eyes Only: Naomi Campbell and boyfriend Vladimir Doronin are depicted as Bond stars in a huge portrait hung in one of the main rooms

One room offers more muted tones, with cream and white beds lining the walls.

 

Following the Bond style e-invites that guests received, which featured images of Vladimir underwater a la 007, a giant portrait of the birthday boy and Naomi posing under the title For Your Eyes Only has been hung in the main party room.

All lit up: The fort is lit in pink and yellow in a test run before Wednesday's party

Test run: Fireworks light up the sky ahead of the lavish 50th birthday party

Diana Ross, who's reportedly been paid £500,000 to sing at the party, will perform in the Zenana Courtyard.
The entire outside of the historic fort, which was used to film scenes for The Dark Knight Rises, will be lit up in pink and yellow for the Russian businessman's party, tested out the night before.

More muted: Some rooms offer less bright colour themes

Traditional: Naomi has tried to stay in keeping with traditional Rajasthani themes as she has the party decorated