Amy Childs & Ultimo Lingerie … Shut Up!

Last week saw the announcement that, the ex-Only Way Is Essex star Amy Child’s was to be the new face, and body, of Ultimo’s Bra Queen Collection for Tesco.

According to the popular lingerie brand, the Bra Queen brand is designed for the everyday woman who loves fashionable lingerie, without the fashionable price tag.

In terms of the actual collection, it is aimed at creating comfort, shaping, extra lift and cleavage enhancing techniques with sizes ranging from a B to DD cup. The designs are a combination of feminine laces, sexy leopard prints and sophisticated satin fabrics.

Celebrity Lingerie Campaigns

When looking at the Amy Childs and Ultimo Lingerie campaign, it got me to thinking about other successful celebrity and lingerie brand campaigns.

When doing a little research online, it turns out there have been hundreds, and I’m guessing there will be hundreds more to come.

So here is my Top 10 Celebrity Lingerie campaigns.

10. Pussy Cat Dolls for La Senza

9. Freddie Ljungberg for Calvin Klien

8. Kelly Brook for New Look

7. Rihanna for Armani

6. Kate Moss for Agent Provocateur

5. Megan Fox Armani

4.  Miranda Kerr for Victoria's Secrets

3. David Beckham Armani

2. Eva Mendes for Calvin Klien

1. Kylie Minogue for Agent Provocateur

Enjoy. 

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

 This October thousands of women (and quite a few men) are coming together to raise the awareness of breast cancer.  This distressing disease affects over 50,000 women each year, which in return leads to an emotionally challenging time for families and friends and in some unfortunate circumstances unfair goodbyes.

Sites such as Breast Cancer Awareness, Breakthrough Breast Cancer and Asda’s Tickled Pink are full of helpful information from how to check for cancerous lumps to support for the people who get it.

How can support Breast Cancer Awareness Month?

There are lots of ways to help support breast cancer awareness from making a donation on the site (or by clicking on the Donate and Make a Difference Above) to purchasing something from Debenhams, Asda, LaSenza and many more companies who are getting involved.

Debenhams

Debenhams are selling a range of products that will donate breast cancer awareness week - From Playtex Women’s Bras to Exclusive Charity T-Shirts.

Asda

Asda launched their Tickled Pink campaign over 15 years ago and donate their proceedings to two breast cancer charities. You can purchase clothing, underwear and jewellery from Asda’s Tickled Pick collection.

Asda are also another company who push the boundaries in campaigning for breast cancer as they also generate exclusive deals with food & drink brands, stocked within their stores, to donate to breast cancer charities.

LaSenza and Paloma Faith

Popular singers Paloma Faith are LaSenze lingerie have collaborated for Breast Cancer Awareness month.  Paloma has designed an exclusive range of sleepwear and lingerie with 10% of each purchase going towards Breast Cancer Care.

So there you have it, there are lots of ways to make a small or large donation to this months breast cancer awareness campaign.