This December, a one-week long designer Pop-Up Crisis shop opens on Savile Row in Mayfair – selling donated clothing items from a range of celebrity supporters, Savile Row tailors and luxury brands. The pop-up is raising vital funds for Crisis, the national charity for people experiencing homelessness across Great Britain.

Actors including Emma Corrin, Naomie Harris, and Louis Partridge, supermodels David Gandy and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, plus musician Jarvis Cocker, have donated items from their wardrobes for the raffle and pop-up shop. The shop will also be selling designer goods donated by Savile Row tailors, Mr. Porter, Wales Bonner, Crockett & Jones and many other luxury brands from Barbour, Tod’s to Manolo Blahnik.

This year, supermodel David Gandy (pictured below) will also be curating an exclusive online edit on shopfromcrisis.com, including donations from his own wardrobe as well as items from friends including Jamie Redknapp’s brand Sandbanks, Hackett andAspinal of London.