A whole host of celebrities including Kendall Jenner, Kylie Minogue and Paloma Faith have joined this year's Children in Need t-shirt campaign.
BBC's Children in Need has launched an exclusive Giles Deacon t-shirt campaign this week and celebrities and models have all been fighting to get their hands on them.
Celebs include musicians Kylie Minogue and Paloma Faith; models Jodie Kidd and Kendall Jenner; Strictly Come Dancing's Caroline Flack, presenter Fearne Cotton and actress Jamie Winstone have all snapped up Deacon's rainbow Pudsey design... and now, so can you!
The limited edition t-shirts are on sale exclusively at BBC Children in Need’s online shop; with the adult tee retailing at 10. At least4.83 from every t-shirt benefiting BBC Children in Need.
Speaking of his design Giles Deacon said: 'I have been a huge supporter of BBC Children in Need for many years now, and was delighted to offer my support this year through the design of their 2014 t-shirt. I hope that everyone likes Pudsey’s new look, and that the public buy the tee, it really will go on to help make a difference to young lives.'
This year's Children in Need takes place on 14 November. To see some of our favourite celebs in their charity tees, take a look at the gallery above.
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