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Making all the bouts of wobbliness worthwhile, the models and other assorted brave souls walking at Naomi Campbell’s latest Fashion for Relief show in Cannes aided the charity’s current beneficiary: post-earthquake and tsunami relief efforts in Japan. And hey, they got to wear some big-name designer fashions too, like Prada, Bottega Veneta, Lanvin, and Valentino.

Yesterday, the infamous Naomi Campbell launched Fashion For Relief Pop-Up Shop at Westfield, London. Beverley Knight, Shingai Shoniwa, Keisha Buchanan, Mr. Hudson, Jodie Kidd, Oliva Inge, Elen Rives, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Jo Wood were all in attendance

At the stylish charity fundraiser, Naomi sold outfits from her previous Fashion for Relief shows, including a Tom Ford suit worn by comedian David Walliams, a Vivenne Westwood dress worn by Campbell herself and more. Campbell has asked big designers like Mulberry, Stella McCartney and Givenchy to donate pieces to the shop which will be open April 6-13.

All proceeds are to be donated to The Prince’s Trust to benefit 14 to 30 year olds who are in need of financial and practical support to help them turn their lives around.