Save The Arctic: Vivienne Westwood unveils celebrity T-Shirt campaign
updated the 6 October 2015 à 22:53
From Kate Moss to Rita Ora, Hugh Grant and George Clooney, here are all the stars who are part of the British designer’s Save The Arctic campaign.
They often say, “go big or go home” and that’s exactly what designer, Vivienne Westwood decided to do with her Save The Arctic campaign.
As a long time supporter of conservation and protecting the Earth, the 74 year-old designer first teamed up with Greenpeace to design a T-Shirt with regards to their campaign to halt oil drilling in the Arctic.
Thereafter, she rallied 60 personalities to don the T-Shirt in a photography exhibition that launched in London this week. From models, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell and David Gandy to singers Rita Ora, Paloma Faith and Ozzy Osbourne to actors, Tom Hiddleston, George Clooney and Hugh Grant, the star-studded campaign was one mammoth of an endorsement for the fight against harming the beautiful Arctic landscape and wildlife.
Shot by Andy Gotts MBE, the photos are currently gracing the walls of London Underground’s Waterloo station. So if you find yourself taking the tube in London, don’t forget to make a stop at Waterloo station. Otherwise purchase the organic, unbleached T-Shirt here and rest assured that all proceeds will go to Greenpeace.
Westwood always does things with a bang doesn’t she?
Tarandip Kaur
