Stella McCartney And Kate Moss Team Up For Breast Cancer Awareness

Profits from the star designer's lingerie set will go to the Linda McCartney Centre in Liverpool

Stella McCartney has unveiled a new campaign, featuring Kate Moss, to support Breast Cancer Awareness and the Linda McCartney Centre.

The designer, who just showed her SS15 collection at Paris Fashion Week, has developed a gorgeous pink lingerie set to help bring attention to the cause and encourage women to check their bodies when they get dressed.

‘I wanted to remind women that when they wear this set, the first thing they put on in the morning, to keep on top of their health and visit their doctor regularly. I wanted it to be the initial starting point of awareness of this terrible illness. Not only does the set serve as a healthy reminder, but it looks great, fits incredible well, and is comfortable and stylish.’

Stella, whose mother Linda died from breast cancer in 1998, aged just 56, explained that proceeds from the sales of the set would help fund a new Mammography suite at her namesake hospital centre in Liverpool.

‘If I had known then, what I know today about breast cancer, I think my mum would still be alive and I don’t think there is anything more important than having your loved ones in your lives for as long as possible. If you can prevent this illness coming into your life and destroying your family unit, then there is nothing more important. I can’t think of anything more important than staying healthy for yourself and for your loved ones.’

‘Kate is in the campaign because we have known each other for a long time and she kindly agreed to be part of it on the day of our Winter 2014 ad campaign shoot. It’s also a big deal for Kate to bring awareness to this cause. It’s something that she has never done before, Kate is a strong feminine woman with a daughter and a husband; a strong family unit. For her it was important to bring awareness to this campaign to keep families together. Women are a big integral part of the family unit, they keep and hold families together and are a source of strength.’

‘Women these days are extremely busy. They have huge lists of things to do every day, but health has to be on the top of the list. It must be a priority.’