Fashion For Relief steals the show

Naomi Campbell's Fashion For Relief charity show last week saw a plethora of celebrities take to the catwalk in aid of the White Ribbon Alliance. This marks Campbell's third annual charity, and saw Vivienne Westwood, Roisin Murphy, Jacquetta Wheeler, Cheryl Cole and Lizzie Jagger take to the catwalk in creations donated by major fashion houses such as YSL and Prada, raising funds for the global organization which helps pregnant women and newborns.

Sarah Brown, the wife of the Prime Minister, who is patron of the charity, joined a starry cast in the front row which included Princess Eugenie, the billionaire tycoon, Richard Caring, Mischa Barton, Trudie Styler, David Tang and Nick Knight.

The exquisite dresses on display were auctioned at the end of the evening whilst the remaining clothes will be auctioned online at fashionexchange.co.uk on October 3rd.

Fashion Exchange is the only online trading shop dedicated to buying and selling high-end fashion and it is free to upload items onto the site. The company doesn't believe in throwaway fashion and encourages shoppers to have an eco-friendly lifestyle conscience.

More than £100,000 was raised for charity – and more than one celebrity was very happy to ease her feet out of her borrowed Jimmy Choos, Manolos or Christianjavascript:SetCmd(cmdSend); Louboutins – even though the Sugababes’ Heidi lost one of her patent high heels before she’d even got halfway down the catwalk and completed her “walk” on tip-toes, stopping gracefully to retrieve the missing shoe on the way back, to cheers and clapping, stated the Telegraph.

Image: Naomi Campbell