Holly Willoughby, Phillip Schofield and Kate Garraway have joined a host of famous faces to celebrate Save The Children’s Christmas Jumper Day.
Each of the celebrities has modelled second-hand vintage jumpers, some of which will be distributed to Save The Children charity shops across the country to buy.
Holly, 41, and Phillip, 60, showed why they’re one of the country’s most beloved duos as they slipped into a joint jumper for one hilarious snap.
Inspiring: Holly Willoughby, Phillip Schofield and Kate Garraway have joined a host of famous faces to celebrate Save The Children’s Christmas Jumper Day
Holly also tried on a bright orange jumper adorned with holly leaves to poke fun at her own name.
While Kate wore a green sweater and charming Christmas Tree hat, while being draped in festoons of tinsel.
Speaking about the campaign, Holly said: ‘I’m really excited to be taking part in Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day again this year and I’m delighted that I get to do it alongside Phil!’
Stunning: Kate wore a green sweater and charming Christmas Tree hat, while being draped in festoons of tinsel
Doing their part: Each of the celebrities has modelled second-hand vintage jumpers, some of which will be distributed to Save The Children charity shops across the country to buy
Namesake: Holly also tried on a bright orange jumper adorned with holly leaves to poke fun at her own name
Phillip added: ‘I’m supporting Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day because I never forget we knitted squares for Save the Children when I was in infant school – so sometime last century!
‘It’s such a brilliant cause and I had so much fun trying to squeeze into that jumper with Holly!’
They were joined by Olly Murs who modelled a patterned jumper and playfully posed with a boa of tinsel.
Speaking about the campaign, Holly said: ‘I’m really excited to be taking part in Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day again this year and I’m delighted that I get to do it alongside Phil!’
Phillip added: ‘I’m supporting Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day because I never forget we knitted squares for Save the Children when I was in infant school – so sometime last century!’
Playful: They were joined by Olly Murs who modelled a patterned jumper and playfully posed with a boa of tinsel.
Also swapping their glad rags for festive knits were The One Show presenter Alex Jones and Loose Women panellist Katie Piper.
Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni Pernice looked handsome even wearing a Rudolph the red nosed deer jumper.
Mother-daughter duo Andi and Miquita Oliver sweetly wore a two-person jumper decorated with stockings.
Joining in on the fun: Also swapping their glad rags for festive knits were The One Show presenter Alex Jones and Loose Women panellist Katie Piper
Dashing: Strictly Come Dancing professional Giovanni Pernice looked handsome even wearing a Rudolph the red nosed deer jumper
Like mother like daughter! Mother-daughter duo Andi and Miquita Oliver sweetly wore a two-person jumper decorated with stockings
And Martin Kemp and his wife Shirlie posed together in matching green elf jumpers and hats.
Martin, 61, said: ‘Christmas Jumper Day is all about looking silly for a serious cause. I love to embarrass Harley and Roman with the wackiest jumpers I can find!
‘So, dig out your Christmas jumper on December 8 and don’t forget to donate to Save the Children if you can.
Loved-up: And Martin Kemp and his wife Shirlie posed together in matching green elf jumpers and hats
Martin, 61, said: ‘Christmas Jumper Day is all about looking silly for a serious cause. I love to embarrass Harley and Roman with the wackiest jumpers I can find!
He added: ‘So, dig out your Christmas jumper on December 8 and don’t forget to donate to Save the Children if you can’
He went on: ‘This year, every donation will be matched by the UK Government so your money will go twice as far – how cool is that!’
‘This year, every donation will be matched by the UK Government so your money will go twice as far – how cool is that!’
Also modelling sweaters were Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo sharing a funny naughty or nice jumper.
Arlene Phillips looked as classy as ever in her emerald green and Christmas pudding themed knit.
Naughty or nice? Also modelling sweaters were Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo sharing a funny naughty or nice jumper
Chic: Arlene Phillips looked as classy as ever in her emerald green and Christmas pudding themed knit
And Good Morning Britain’s Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins tried on a red jumper emblazoned with the message ‘Make the world better with a sweater’.
Suzi Ruffell wore a Santa hat and adorable penguin jumper, while Adam Hills was almost unrecognisable behind a pair of Rudolph inspired glasses.
And Seema Jaswal looked at home in her red Christmas pudding jumper and Santa hat.
Positive: And Good Morning Britain’s Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins tried on a red jumper emblazoned with the message ‘Make the world better with a sweater’
Sweet: Suzi Ruffell wore a Santa hat and adorable penguin jumper, while Adam Hills was almost unrecognisable behind a pair of Rudolph inspired glasses.
Looking good: And Seema Jaswal looked at home in her red Christmas pudding jumper and Santa hat
The charity is also urging the public to up-cycle old jumpers to create new festive looks with the addition of old baubles and tinsel.
The portraits marks 11 years of Save The Children’s Christmas jumper day and aims to encourage the public to reuse their old jumpers instead of buying new.
The money raised will go towards helping disadvantaged children access food, healthcare and medication.
Save the Children said its Christmas Jumper Day – being held on December 8 and which asks those taking part to donate £2 – has raised more than £30 million since launching in 2012.
For 2022, the campaign is set to reach twice as many children as before due to the Government’s Aid Match funding which will double every donation up to £2 million.
Important message: The charity is also urging the public to up-cycle old jumpers to create new festive looks with the addition of old baubles and tinsel
Plea: The portraits marks 11 years of Save The Children’s Christmas jumper day and aims to encourage the public to reuse their old jumpers instead of buying new
Good cause: The money raised will go towards helping disadvantaged children access food, healthcare and medication
Wow! Save the Children said its Christmas Jumper Day – being held on December 8 and which asks those taking part to donate £2 – has raised more than £30 million since launching in 2012
Incredible: For 2022, the campaign is set to reach twice as many children as before due to the Government’s Aid Match funding which will double every donation up to £2 million
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