Claire's Accessories partners with UNICEF to help children

The high street retailer Claire's Accessories have launched a new jewellery collection of six items to be sold in store and online in order to raise money for UNICEF, with £1 from each sale going to the children's charity.

 

The singer Eliza Doolittle, wearing the charity jewellery pieces, entertained the crowd at the fund-raising initiative at London's 33 Portland Place with a DJ set.

 

The event - which was attended by guests including Lara Bohinc, L.K. Bennett, Joy Vieli and Eliza's mother Francis Ruffelle - saw the prestigious venue turned into a winter wonderland and included a separate children's area with a candy bar, styling and jewellery station, as well as a live graffiti art demonstration.

 

UNICEF delivers lifesaving supplies of clean water, vaccines and nutritional food to children who need it the most, helping to cut down on deaths from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhoea and pneumonia.

 

The £1 from each sale is enough to vaccinate eight children against polio.

 

Claire's collection in aid of UNICEF - which features heart and star motifs - is available in store and at www.claires.co.uk now.