Naomi Campbell’s Fashion For Relief Show A Storming Success!

Designer Clothes Auctioned On eBay.co.uk

Fashion For Relief T-Shirts Available In Burberry Stores and at http://www.burberry.com

Fashion For Relief has teamed up with eBay.co.uk, the UK’s largest online market place, and has persuaded a handful of designers to auction off the clothes modelled on the catwalk to raise even more money for this great cause. The general public have the opportunity to buy one-offs, signed and collectable items to help raise money for The Rotary Flood Disaster Appeal. The auction is currently live on http://www.ebay.co.uk/charity with only 6 days to go!!!!

Christopher Bailey has designed an exclusive limited edition Fashion For Relief t- shirt that is available to buy in Burberry stores nationwide and online at http://www.burberry.com for a price of £50. The New Bond Street and Knightsbridge Burberry stores have a special 'Fashion For Relief' window display installed to mark this event.

Naomi Campbell’s Fashion For Relief catwalk show held at London Fashion Week 2007 brought together runway excitement and glamour to raise money for the Rotary Flood Disaster Appeal. Held in the British Fashion Council tent at the Natural History Museum on the evening of September 20th, so far the total raised is just under £250,000 and is constantly rising.

This, the second Fashion For Relief event brought together industry giants featuring clothing by the world's most renowned and respected houses including Burberry, Alexander McQueen, Armani, Hugo Boss, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Pepe Jeans and Y-3, with their fashions strutted down the runway by the likes of legendary models and celebrities including Elle Macpherson, Daphne Guinness, David Furnish, Rio Ferdinand, Katherine Jenkins, Duchess Of York, Princess Beatrice, Christian Slater, Prince Azim and Tyson Beckford to name a few.

All money raised will go to the Rotary Flood Disaster Appeal and 100% of the funds raised will be used directly to assist communities in the affected flood districts. It was recently reported in the news that estimated flood damage in the UK is 3 billion pounds.