Emilia Wickstead, Alexander McQueen, Amanda Wakeley and Rupert Sanderson are some of the top designers taking part in this year’s exclusive Shop Wear Care event at Claridge's on Monday 20 November – all in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) Children’s Charity. A total of 29 designers have donated items with 100% of the proceeds going straight to helping children at GOSH.
Shop Wear Care event will take place at Claridges on Monday 20 November
Guests will be able to pick up everything from clothes, shoes and accessories to designer luggage, skincare and haircare products at bargain prices. The money raised will help the hospital provide world-class care for young patients and their families, including pioneering new treatments, cutting edge equipment and new state-of-the-art facilities.
Emily Blunt supports the cause
Emily Blunt, star of Devil Wears Prada, who spent time visiting young patients at the hospital said: "I love fashion and Shop Wear Care is an exciting opportunity for people to buy gorgeous items from some of the world’s most exclusive designers. I met some very brave and inspiring children at a recent visit and have seen first-hand how the money raised at Shop Wear Care will help to make a difference to the lives of seriously ill children from across the UK."
29 designers have donated items to the event
Added Alison Reed, head of special events at the charity: "We are thrilled to have this prestigious group of designers on board. All the money raised will help to support the hospital to give children who need help the most, the best chance for life."
100% of the proceeds go straight to helping children at GOSH
Last year’s event raised more than £100,000.
Tickets are £150 each, at shopwearcare.com
