Naomie Campbell at the Heart of Fashion for Relief

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Naomie Campbell & Queen Rania of Jordan ©YesICannes.com

Naomie Campbell enlivened a charity gala her organization Fashion for Relief with red carpet, stars and top models in conjunction with the 70th Festival de Cannes.

Naomie Campbell, the 47-year-old American top model also known as The Tigress, creator of the charity ONG Fashion for Relief, opened her heart to the thousands of children who survive thanks to Save the Children.

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A big-hearted top model

Many personalities from the world of cinema and fashion have landed on May 21, 2017 on the red carpet of the Cannes-Mandelieu airport for a charity evening with an auction of arts and design items as well as a fashion show with the most popular tops on international podiums. Naemie Campbell, highly invested in the organization Fashion for Relief said: “It is a privilege to be able to work with Save The Children to raise more and more money for children who most need access to vital help”.

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A podium of stars

On the occasion of the charity evening, the actress Uma Thurman, Queen Rania of Jordan, fashion designer Donatella Versace, top models Natalia Vodianova, Jourdan Dunn, Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Isabeli Fontana, Tina Kunakey, Heidi Klum and the sublime Kate Moss have paraded on the ephemera catwalk.
On the men’s side, Adrien Baudry was accompanied by Lara Lieto and the passage of the actor Antonio Banderas fighting an invisible bull was very acclaimed.

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About Fashion for Relief

Naomie Campbell created 12 years ago Fashion for Relief. The top model puts its influence in the fashion world at the service of this charitable organization to support humanitarian causes during natural disasters such as the earthquake in Haiti or Hurricane Katrina, the earthquake in Japan and the tsunami that followed of the fight against the spread of the Ebola virus in Africa.
The funds raised during the evening will allow the NGO Save the Children to build shelters, provide medical care and food to children from around the world who are victims of the war like the one that is currently tearing apart Syria.

www.shavethechildren.es