Sienna Miller, Kate Moss and much more auction shoes for charity

Desire you could shell out a day in Kate Moss' sneakers ? Well now you can, and for a very good trigger as well.

Stylish stars have united to donate footwear to the Modest Methods Undertaking, a charity which offers shoes, clothes and food items to kids who live and function on some of the world's greatest rubbish dumps because of to poverty.

Kate Moss, Sienna Miller, Keira Knightley, Margherita Missoni and Paul Smith are just some of the big names to have donated significantly - liked pairs of footwear to be auctioned off in Oct. Last year, the public sale elevated £20,000 and they goal to bring up even additional this yr.

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"These sneakers ended up offered with love. I loved dancing the night time absent in them and hope they can deliver as significantly joy to an individual else. It is really a privilege to be equipped to donate to such a worthwhile charity," stated new mom Sienna Miller, who donated a pair of dimension 37 black Stefanel heels.

Sienna's Stefanel shoes. Image : Lucas Orme

Margherita Missoni has donated a enthusiast - depth pair of shoes by Missoni (of training course ). "I donated these Missoni sneakers to the London superstar shoe public sale since I believe it is really important to grasp just about every occasion to be beneficial to other folks. My consciousness is specially directed toward problems associated to infants and kids and I hope that this tiny act may help even a one child to are living far better," she states.

Paul Smith with the shoes he's donated for the public sale.

Other footwear on provide contain a red and Perspex Issa pair donated by actress Keira Knightley, a pair of Giorgio Armani heels worn by Gemma Arterton to an Armani Couture demonstrate, and two pairs of men's loafers intended and worn by Paul Smith. All of the shoes have been signed by their popular former owners.

The celebration will get place a Jalouse club in central London on October eleven, tickets can be obtained at www.smallstepsproject.org.