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Ovarian Cancer Survivors Strut London Catwalk for Charity
25 Sep
Summary
- Eleven women diagnosed with ovarian cancer modeled at a London fashion show.
- The event raised over £28,000 for ovarian cancer charities.
- Models shared their personal stories of resilience and hope.
An inspiring "Touch of Teal" fashion show in London saw eleven women, all diagnosed with ovarian cancer, embrace the spotlight as models. The event, organized by Lady Adele Sewell MBE and her daughter, aimed to raise awareness and funds for ovarian cancer research and support.
These remarkable women, ranging in age from their 30s to their 70s, walked the runway at the May Fair hotel, modeling creations by Apricot, Lande Adejumo, and John Lewis. Each participant shared their unique journey, offering a powerful testament to their strength and determination in the face of their diagnosis.
The show successfully raised over £28,000 for charity, significantly contributing to the fight against ovarian cancer. Lady Adele Sewell, herself a survivor, expressed immense pride in the women's courage and resilience, calling their participation an incredible experience. The event highlighted the importance of community and shared experience for those affected by the disease.
