Naomi Campbell has backed anti-sexual harassment movement Time’s Up as she announced the return of her charity fashion gala Fashion Relief
The supermodel, 47, will lead a star-studded line-up on the catwalk next month in Cannes, coinciding with the Cannes Film Festival.
With the theme of race to equality, the show will focus on education, health and culture and raise money for Time’s Up and and save the children
Set in the Cannes Mandelieu Hangar, the event attracted the likes of Leonardo Di Caprio, Kate Moss, Uma Thurman, Kendall Jenner and Queen Rania Al-Abdullah of Jordan last year.
As well as a fashion show, the event on May 13 will include a live auction featuring items donated by artists, designers, celebrities and brands.
Campbell founded the Fashion For Relief charity 13 years ago, and has used it to raise money for various humanitarian causes such as the fight against Ebola.
Last year the British star travelled to the Za’atari refugee camp in Jordan – home to 80,000 refugees, half of whom are children – with Save The Children.
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