Guilt Free Shopping Available at Westfield London

Head down to Westfield London for a spot of feel good shopping! Naomi Campbell and Westfield are putting on a limited edition pop up shop from Wednesday 6th to Wednesday 13th April where you’ll have a chance to get your hands on some of the outfits worn on the catwalk at the Haiti fundraiser Fashion for Relief in February 2010. All proceeds from the pop-up shop will go to the Princes Trust.

There will be pieces from Vivienne Westwood, Christopher Kane, Burberry and Alexander McQueen with rumoured celebrity sales assistants and a member of Girls Aloud in attendance.

Don’t worry about the best stuff going first as clothing and accessories will be replenished with new stock and every day, a special item will have a golden ticket which will enclose an incredible sale price.

You could walk away with one of these!

Kate Moss, Annabelle Neilsen and Naomi Campbell in Alexander McQueen

Alexandra Burke

Jamelia in Dolce and Gabbana and her girls in D&G

Beverley Knight in Ashish

Naomi in Alexander McQueen

Update!

See the launch video here:

Selfridges and the Oxfam Curiosity Shop

From now until April 10, Selfridges have teamed up with Oxfam and opened a charity pop-up shop where thousands of celebrity, vintage and designer pieces are for sale with all profits going to Oxfam. Most of the stuff is in store but select pieces are available from Selfridges.com.

Last year more than 30,000 people visited the store raising an incredible £250,000 for Oxfam. This year you can bid of pieces from Scarlett Johannson, Kate Moss, VV Brown and Beverley Knight.

Beverley Knight’s Biba dress

Scarlett Johansson’s Dolce & Gabbana dress

Jane Shepherdson’s Roksanda Llincic dress and  Camilla Skovgaard shoes

Visitors to the store will be able to attend daily styling sessions and fashion classes hosted by celebrities, experts and fashion editors. Good if you are stuck in a style rut!

All money raised will go fund women’s projects around the world from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to Democratic Republic of Congo, West Africa and South Africa. The projects support, protect and empower vulnerable women; campaigning against violence, empowering them to fight HIV and AIDS and offering the poorest girls the chance of an education.

We’ve got our eye on a vintage Chanel suit currently going for only £220!

Women for Women Charity T-shirt

London fashion boutique Browns and Harper's Bazaar magazine are teaming up with some major fashion players to create a collection of limited edition t-shirts.

Frida Giannini of Gucci

The likes of Donatella Versace, Frida Giannini for Gucci and Rossella Jardini at Moschino have designed t-shirts in aid of Women for Women International, a charity that helps women whose lives have been affected by war.


The t-shirts are available now at Browns and cost £39 each. The project was launched during Milan Fashion Week and images of each design are featured in the April issue of Harper's Bazaar UK, available now.

It's International Women’s Day!

In celebration of International Women’s Day, Estelle has spoken about her work with Virgin Unite and her trip to the Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship in South Africa with Richard Branson.




For more info visit Virgin Unite.

Claire’s and Comic Relief

Free manicure available!!

High street accessories shop Claire's has teamed up with Comic Relief to create a limited edition nail polish with 30p from each sale going to the charity.

To celebrate the launch, WAH Nails beauticians are giving free manicures to everyone who purchases the charity nail polish at Claire's Oxford Street flagship store between  March 5-18.

Form an orderly queue ladies!

Claire's Oxford Street
488 Oxford Street
W1C 1LE
Tel : 0207 495 35 15

Tinchy Stryder and JLS to Perform at Charity Concert

British rapper Tinchy Stryder has been added to the line up at the ‘Sunshine Concert’ charity gig organised by Rays of Sunshine Children’s Charity at The Troxy in East London on Friday 11th March.

Tinchy Stryder

Rays of Sunshine Children’s Charity grants wishes for seriously ill children in the UK between the ages of 3 and18.

Tinchy joins JLS, Olly Murs and George Sampson as performers at the gig which will be hosted by breakfast DJs Rickie and Melvin from London’s Kiss 100.



Rays of Sunshine ambassador JB  from JLS said: ‘JLS loves supporting the work of Rays of Sunshine and has met around 150 children through the charity in the last 12 months. Every one of these children has inspired us with their bravery. The Sunshine Concert will be a moving event for the performers and an amazing night of entertainment for music fans everywhere.’

JB from JLS

All downstairs seating at The Troxy will be reserved for special guests of the charity from hospitals around the UK. Tickets for upstairs start at £35 and are on sale now from www.troxy.co.uk or www.raysofsunshine.org.uk or by calling 0871 620 4026.

No Woman, No Cry

Christy Turlington is in the January 2011 edition of Harpers Bazaar discussing her journeys to some of the most impoverished parts of the world—Tanzania, Bangladesh and Guatemala—to shed light on the life threatening struggles of pregnant women for her new documentary, No Woman, No Cry.

Christy Turlington by Victor Demarchelier

She says: ‘Safe pregnancy and childbirth are huge problems that have been ignored worldwide. In sub-Saharan Africa, 1 in 31 women die during pregnancy or childbirth. Birthing clinics are understaffed and women have to walk miles to reach them. If they don’t go into labour in a certain amount of time, they’re kicked out to make room for other women. It completely stunned me.’

She has joined forces with fellow models Alex Wek and Erin Wasson, actress Rosario Dawson and designer and actress Georgina Chapman to raise awareness and save lives with the White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood.

A selection of dresses, including the Vera Wang gown Rosario Dawson is wearing, are being auctioned at charitybuzz.com from December 20 2010 until January 31 2011. All proceeds go towards White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood.