From our go-to witty knitwear designer Bella Freud and Pam Hogg, to Henry Holland and Giles Deacon, the designers have created unique slogan t-shirts as part of the latest #wearitforwarchild campaign.

Fronting the campaign is legendary model Kate Moss and The Crown actress Vanessa Kirby, both sporting Bella Freud’s ‘Peace And Love’ t-shirt design (*adds two to basket immediately*).

Speaking of her work with War Child UK, Bella Freud said, ‘It was wonderful for me to get involved in this project and support War Child UK’s work. The charity turns 25 this year and to learn about the ways they help children overcome the trauma of war is truly inspiring.

‘I urge everyone to help give children the chance in life that they deserve by donating or purchasing an item from the Wear It For War Child collection.’

Adding to the seriously cool t-shirt designs is Pam Hogg’s ‘love not war’ heart-printed tee and Giles Deacon’s adorable ‘My Little Pony’ cartoon design, whilst Henry Holland chose to highlight the gravity of the cause with the graphic ‘Enough is enough’ slogan.

Although the designer tees are a great excuse to add to our ever-growing white t-shirt collection, nabbing yourself one (read: three) is a great way to support a cause that’s not always given the air time it needs.

Money made from sales will support War Child’s vital work with children forced to live with the brutality of war.

Right now, 250 million children are living in countries affected by conflict in places like Syria, where the war has entered its eighth year. War Child UK works to provide life-changing assistance through education, protection and livelihood programs.

Speaking on the designer collaboration, Rob Williams CEO at War Child UK said, ‘We’re incredibly honoured to work with a stellar line-up of fashion designers, and want to thank them for generously lending their time and support to help us raise the essential funds we need to continue our crucial work.’

Get your hands on the whole collection (tote bags and sweaters included) at www.wearitforwarchild.com.

This article originally appeared on Elle.

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The collection, which is called Tommy Adaptive, features 37 new styles for men and 34 for women. The jackets, pants, shirts, and skirts feature one-handed zippers, magnetic clasps, and adjustable hems, and Velcro straps.

The company designed the clothing in partnership with Runway of Dreams, a nonprofit that works with fashion brands to design apparel that is easily utilized by differently abled people. The two organizations originally partnered up one year ago to release an adaptive clothing collection for kids – but the products were so successful, Hilfiger followed it up with the adult line.

“People from all over the world shared their frustration with the lack of adaptive clothing options and the challenges they faced spending time and money on alterations,” says Mindy Sheier, the founder of Runway of Dreams.

“After speaking with a wide range of people and learning about their specific needs, I found three commonalities that would make their lives easier: modified closures, adjustability and alternate options to get in and out of the garments.”

The collection is designed to maximize functionality for people with wheelchairs, prosthetics, braces, or limb differences.

“Inclusivity and the democratization of fashion have always been at the core of my brand’s DNA,” Tommy Hilfiger said in a statement. “These collections continue to build on that vision, empowering differently abled adults to express themselves for fashion.”

This article originally appeared on Good News Network.

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Popular shows like Full House and Boy Meets World got modern makeovers, while Jimmy Fallon refuses to let his audiences forget Saved by the Bell.

But it’s more than family sitcoms that thirtysomethings yearn for, which is why actor/director Ben Giroux teamed with indie hip-hop Jensen Reed for the parody music video, Back to the 90s.

The original song, as Giroux puts it, “is an homage to the decade we grew up in.” Viewers in the similar age group as Giroux and Reed will get a kick out of the numerous pop culture and social references, not to mention the spot-on recreations and style of the decade.

“I think one of my favorite things from set was just all of the nostalgia that we had,” Giroux told Good Celebrity.

“Our production designer was incredible and just found legitimate Nintendos, and Furbies, and everywhere you looked on set there was something very authentic from the 90s.”

Clearly striking a chord with their intended audience, Back to the 90s went viral shortly after hitting YouTube on May 1.

“We are so excited that the entire world has tweeted and shared our videos so many times,” said Giroux. “In three days we’re up to like 26 million views on our videos.”

Of course, packing an entire decade into five minutes meant something was going to be left out, and Giroux said his fans let him hear about it.

“I’ve been getting a lot of flack online that we did not include pogs, so that is a massive oversight,” he joked.

Back to the 90s marks the third collaboration between Giroux and Reed and also features Jared Lee and Garrett Clayton assisting in a Backstreet Boys-inspired sequence.

“This project has been so unbelievably exciting to work on,” said Giroux, adding “Jensen’s an unbelievably talented musician and we shot this over the course of two years actually. This project took two years to create.”

Giroux created the production company Small Red Cape and stars on the Nickelodeon animated series Bunsen is a Beast and has a recurring role on Henry Danger. His credits also include guest spots on numerous the television shows NCIS, Bones, and 2 Broke Girls.

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The Warner Bros. Studios’ backlot was the place to be this week as Metropolitan Fashion Week produced the charitable, Partisan-themed fashion show. All proceeds benefit the Autism Speaks Southern California Chapter.

Hosted by Entertainment Tonight’s Kevin Frazier and Molly Sims, the event featured good celebrity models including Adrienne Bailon, Eve, Hilary Rhoda, Keltie Knight and Vivica A. Fox. The famous models walked the catwalk in gorgeous blue evening gowns, which are now up for auction on 501auctions.com/lafashiongala.

Plus, children on the autism spectrum, varying from ages six to 13, modeled the latest fashions from GUESS Kids donated by the GUESS Foundation.

In addition to the fashion show, Untitled Entertainment talent manager Steven Grossman and City National Bank’s SVP Harry Topping Jr, both whom have children on the autism spectrum,  were honored for their exemplary leadership, longstanding support and generous commitment to Autism Speaks.

“Tonight we honored and highlighted the advocacy efforts of two amazing fathers, Harry Topping, Jr. and Steven Grossman, who both have sons with autism,” said Suzette Martinez, Executive Director of Autism Speaks Southern California. “Their journeys with autism, their search for answers and their passion to raise awareness about are equally inspirational.”

Other performers included DJ Pauly D and DJ Splyce, and teen Amanda Anderson, an aspiring opera singer with autism.

To learn more about Autism Speaks’ La Vie En BLUE event, visit autismspeaks.org/lafashiongala.

Photo Credit: Getty Images for Autism Speaks

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Autism Speaks’ La Vie En BLUE Fashion Gala is shaping up to be a truly star-studded affair as Molly Sims and Vivica A. Fox join the rankings of celebrity attendees.

As previously reported by GoodCelebrity.com, entertainment reporter Kevin Fraizer is slated to host the event and it was just announced that he will be joined by the lovely Sims.

Fox joins the list of ladies who will show off the gorgeous blue evening gowns on the runway. The list of celebrity models also includes Eve, Alicia Machado, Hilary Rhoda, Madison Beer, Shenae Grimes, Keltie Knight and Kristian Alfonso.

In addition, children on the autism spectrum will model the latest fashions from GUESS Kids.

Produced by Metropolitan Fashion Week, the Parisian-themed evening will feature Zumanity by Cirque Du Soleil costumes designed by French fashion designer Thierry Mugler. Other featured designers include GUESS Kids, David Tupaz Couture, Dalia Macphee, Ron Tomson, Carl Andrada, Erick Bendana, Julie Danforth, Jovani Fashions, Usama Ishtay and Sivalia Couture.

All of the dresses will be auctioned off after the high-profile fashion show with all proceeds benefitting Autism Speaks Southern California.

The gala will also honor two fathers and champions of Autism Speaks’ mission: City National Bank’s SVP Harry Topping Jr. and Untitled Entertainment talent manager Steven Grossman.

Stars that have lent their support to La Vie En BLUE’s honorary host committee including Sims,  Christie Brinkley, Naomi Campbell, Paris Hilton, Kelly Osbourne, Melissa Rivers, NeNe Leakes, Kelly Rowland, Loni Love and Jeannie Mai.

To purchase tickets and for more info, go to autismspeaks.org/lafashiongala.

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Kevin Frazier covers the day’s hottest gossip and entertainment news as co-host of “Entertainment Tonight,” but on September 29, he’s lending his emcee skills to a very important event.

Autism Speaks, the world’s leading autism advocacy organization, presents its inaugural La Vie En BLUE Fashion Gala. The Parisian-themed event will feature celebrities such as Eve, Lisa Rinna, Adrienne Bailon, Shenae Grimes and Keltie Knight modeling high fashion attire and an exclusive performance from ZUMANITY by Cirque du Soleil. Pauly D will serve as the DJ for the evening.

In addition to the entertainment, Autism Speaks honors City National Bank’s SVP Harry Topping Jr. and Untitled Entertainment talent manager Steven Grossman for their work in bringing awareness for autism.

“We are pleased to honor Steven Grossman and Harry Topping, Jr., two fathers who have been longtime champions of Autism Speaks’ mission,” said Suzette Martinez, Executive Director of Autism Speaks Southern California. “Despite their busy careers, Steven and Harry have tirelessly supported and fundraised for the Southern California chapter of Autism Speaks.”

Both Grossman and Topping, Jr. have sons who were diagnosed on the autism spectrum.

Attendees will have the opportunity to bid on exclusive, haute-couture blue gowns in a special live auction to benefit the Southern California chapter of Autism Speaks.

Funds raised during event will go towards innovative research into the causes, prevention, treatments and a cure for autism; increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders; and advocating for the needs of individuals with autism and their families.

Stars that have lent their support to La Vie En BLUE’s honorary host committee include Christie Brinkley, Naomi Campbell, Molly Sims, Paris Hilton, Kelly Osbourne, Melissa Rivers, NeNe Leakes, Kelly Rowland, Loni Love and Jeannie Mai.

Photo Credit: Autism Speaks

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Over the weekend, the actress attended the Summer Masquerade Ball to support NSPCC, an organization close to her heart. NSPCC is a UK-based nonprofit that fights to child’s rights and fights abuse.

Williams helped the organization raise funds to continue its mission during the charity event, but one publication focused on her sheer wardrobe rather than the important cause.

Proving she’s not afraid to speak her mind, similar to her HBO-series character Arya, Williams’ shared an alternate headline for the story on her Twitter, writing, “Alternative Game of Thrones actor, Maisie Williams, helps raise thousands at a Summer Masquerade Ball for @NSPCC.”

Alternative
Game of Thrones actor, Maisie Williams, helps raise thousands at a Summer Masquerade Ball for @NSPCC ? pic.twitter.com/tsDgOJTTcy

— Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) June 6, 2016

NSPCC’s response:

@Maisie_Williams thanks for all your support, Maisie – we really appreciate it! — NSPCC (@NSPCC) June 6, 2016

Way to go, Maisie! We appreciate your mission to do good.

Photo Credit: Flickr

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The 31-year-old actress lent her black Badgley Mischka dress that she wore to the 2015 Golden Globes to Jessica Casanova after the Buffalo, NY high school student expressed her wish to wear one of Gina’s gowns via Twitter.

Jessica’s initial tweet:

@HereIsGina so would love to wear your golden globes dress to prom ?

— Jessica Casanova (@TheJessica_C) January 28, 2016

Gina’s reply:

Where do you live? I only own my first globes dress the one from last year…maybe we can make this happen ?? https://t.co/m16qdYETgF — Gina Rodriguez (@HereIsGina) January 28, 2016

The dress Gina lent Jessica is actually the gorgeous gown she wore on the night she won her first Golden Globe for her role in the hit CW series.

And she didn’t just lend the dress to the lucky teen, Gina also paid for the zipper to be replaced with corset strings and made a personalized video, according to the Associated Press.

“I love you, I’m so proud of you. I’m so excited for you. Dance like no one’s watching, have the time of your life. Enjoy every single moment. Make smart decisions and let loose, girl. You look beautiful,” Rodriguez said in the clip.

We slayed ? pic.twitter.com/8ODpqP2aeq

— Jessica Casanova (@TheJessica_C) May 27, 2016

You certainly did. ? https://t.co/Q9nQBgCMAO — Gina Rodriguez (@HereIsGina) May 31, 2016

After the prom, Jessica returned the dress to Gina. The actress tweeted that she wants to pass it along to the next young woman who requests it and create a “Sisterhood of the Travelling Gina Gown,” similar to the hit 2000s flick.

Photo Credit: Twitter

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Each of the philanthropic women earned their own spot on the cover of Variety magazine’s special issue.

The mag’s Power of Women issue celebrates the achievements of influential females who support charitable organizations that bring awareness to imperative causes.

Julianne Moore brings awareness to children’s poverty, literacy and gun safety. The Oscar-winning actress is honored this year for her work with Everytown for Gun Safety.

“It was alarming to think something like this could happen, and the climate didn’t change immediately,” said Moore to the mag about the 2012 shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Fellow Oscar-winning Lupita Nyong’o supports women and children in Uganda and other underserved regions around the globe. She teamed up with Mother Health International to create locally engaged birthing centers to ensure women have healthy deliveries.

Meanwhile, Misty Copeland is giving back to the organization that helped her rise to fame in the ballet industry. Copeland supports Project Plie, which promotes diversity in dance. It’s a partnership between the American Ballet Theatre and the Boys & Girls Club of America.

“I took my first ballet class on a basketball court at the Boys & Girls Club,” she told Variety.

In addition to her roots with the Boys & Girls Club, this organization has a special place in her heart because she is the first black woman promoted to principal dancer with ABT.

Famed wedding dress designer Vera Wang is honored for her close work with the New York- Presbyterian Youth Anxiety Center. She and Vogue’s Anna Wintour worked together to create the center, which assists young people with anxiety and depression management.

Finally, Fox Network’s Megyn Kelly is fighting back against child abuse in America. She’s an advocate for the cause in collaboration with Childhelp and currently donates her time by helping with the organization’s fundraisers.

“Every 10 seconds in the country, someone calls up to report a child-abuse crime in progress,” said Kelly.

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The entertainment industry is still remembering the late star with tributes, like Lady Gaga’s recent performance at the Grammy’s, and we don’t expect those to end anytime soon.

One upcoming exhibition is very special. Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation for Cancer Research partnered with award-winning photographer Markus Klinko for the grand reveal and auction of never-before-seen photos of Bowie. A selection of prints from the collection is slated to auction and raise funds to benefit the non-profit organization.

“Markus is as much of a visionary in the art world as Bowie was in the music world. We are extremely honored to be a part of this celebration of two incredible artists,” said Denise Rich, Co-Founder of Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation.

Klinko’s work ranges from celebrity snaps of Beyonce, Britney Spears and Jennifer Lopez to photo spreads in high fashion magazines like Harper’s Bazaar and GQ. He also collaborated with Bowie’s wife Iman for the cover of her book, “I am Iman,” before its release in 2001. The celebrity photographer met Bowie through her.

He photographed Bowie over the course of 15 years, including the shoot for the cover his album “Heathen.”

The collection of exclusive photos for the event includes a set of 14 Fujifilm instant film prints of Bowie from 2001, “unseen intimate images and daring shots with the artist,” according to a press release.

The event is co-sponsored by Fujifilm and Markowicz Fine Art from the Miami Design District, and the collection of snapshots will be revealed with a private party on February 25th in Miami, FL.

In addition to the gallery, Klinko donated 35 prints, including two prints of David Bowie, to Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation and will be sold in an online auction starting on March 31, 2016.  One hundred percent of the net proceeds support the cancer research initiatives of the organization.

Markowicz Fine Art is the first exhibition to showcase the unreleased photos of Bowie by Klinko. The photos will be on display for the public at the gallery through mid-March 2016.

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