Naomi Campbell’s a familiar face on the catwalk, red carpet events and more recently as the no-nonsense judge on The Face.
![Naomi Campbell at the Fashion For Relief Pop-Up Store at Westfield London.](http://snappa.static.pressassociation.io/assets/2014/11/27211629/1417122986-9bfb981616d4057168f582837a28b0cd-1366x1879.jpg)
But the glamorous supermodel decided to take some time out for a good cause by heading over to Westfield shopping centre in London to launch a Fashion For Relief Pop-Up Shop.
![Idris Elba with Naomi Campbell at the Fashion For Relief Pop-Up Store at Westfield London.](http://snappa.static.pressassociation.io/assets/2014/11/27211713/1417123030-03441a613cd92c15809fb7cf88a0e4b6-1366x2051.jpg)
As a key figure in the fashion industry, the raven-haired beauty is using her influence to raise money from the proceeds for the DEC Ebola Crisis Appeal.
![Naomi Campbell at the Fashion For Relief Pop-Up Store at Westfield London.](http://snappa.static.pressassociation.io/assets/2014/11/27211636/1417122993-e06d061a77a7bde916b8a91163029d41-1366x2105.jpg)
The 44-year-old looked stunning as she arrived at the store in a gorgeous twilight-grey ombre dress with a plunging neckline which she teamed with studded knee-length boots.
![Tinie Tempah at the Fashion For Relief Pop-Up Store at Westfield London.](http://snappa.static.pressassociation.io/assets/2014/11/27212237/1417123354-27b748b62b2c13de9f2270411f2f454e-1366x2049.jpg)
The pop-up store is housing exclusive designer items available for one week only, with clothes and accessories the model curated herself from designer brands and celebrity contacts including supermodel and best friend Kate Moss.
![Lauren Pope and Lizzie Cundy at the Fashion For Relief Pop-Up Store at Westfield London.](http://snappa.static.pressassociation.io/assets/2014/11/27212240/1417123358-b45d29d280e1a08182cb648eacbe424c-1366x1515.jpg)
Guests at the star-studded scene included Idris Elba, Tinie Tempah, Made In Chelsea star Rosie Fortescue, TOWIE star Lauren Pope and Lizzie Cundy.
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