Rita Ora wears wine-coloured lipstick for Enough Food For Everyone photo shoot… as celebrities come together at Somerset House to support IF charity
By HANNA FLINT
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She's supporting a charity who hope to end world hunger, but Rita Ora looked like she'd had more than enough to drink thanks to her choice of lip colour in the IF campaign shots.
The RIP singer's full pout was stained with a purplish berry colour, not dissimilar to the tint of a fine red wine.
Wearing a T-shirt and wristband with the campaign's name, Enough Food For Everyone, Rita joined a number of celebrities in raising awareness of IF and their fight to help those starving in the poorest countries.
Red red wine: Rita Ora wears a dark berry coloured lipstick in the IF campaign photo for Enough Food For Everyone
A number of famous faces attended the charity's launch night at Somerset House on Wednesday night.
TV stars Keeley Hawes and Downton Abbey's Laura Carmichael arrived and eagerly signed their names on an inflatable canvas in support.
Keeping it casual both actresses wore jeans and black boots: Keeley of the American heeled variety, whilst Laura's lace-ups had a more military look.
Pen power: Keeley Hawes signs her name in support of the charity that hopes to end world hunger
TV action: Keeley was joined by Downton Abbey star Laura Carmichael at the event
Meow: Laura wore a red leopard print coat for the evening at Somerset House
Acting legend Bill Nighy showed his solidarity, wearing one of the IF wristbands and a solemn face that showed he was serious about the action the charity was taken to combat the underlying causes of hunger.
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel actor wanted to make noise about the tax avoidance, land grabs and lack of transparency over investments in poor countries.
He too signed his name to the inflatable canvas, bold and bright in red pen, and also lent his voice to the occasion by guest speaking.
Solidarity: Acting legend Bill Nighy showed his support by wearing one of the charity's wristbands
Making his mark: Bill signed the inflatable letter 'F' in red pen
Groovy: The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel actor struck a pose in front of the watching crowd
Harry Potter star Bonnie Wright showed off her brunette hairdo at the event, although her auburn eyebrows gave away her red-headed roots.
The young actress was another guest speaker who said: 'We are avid social network goers with the power to utilise the internet. Looking at we and we together can change something.'
She stood out in a bold blue winter coat, worn over black trousers, with a black scarf and a yellow IF badge pinned to her left breast pocket.
Dark turn: Bonnie Wright shows off her new brunette hair colour along with the other celebrities hoping to raise awareness of the tax avoidance, land grabs and lack of transparency over investments in poor countries.
Feeling blue: Both Bonnie and Lauren Laverne add some electricity to their outfit with a vibrant winter coat and black foundation
Presenter Lauren Laverne also added some electricity to her winter attire, in a vibrant blue fifties-style long coat, with a leopard print scarf to match the colour.
Wearing black leather gloves and trousers, it seemed like she and Bonnie had the same style ideas when getting ready prior to the launch party.
Fay Ripley looked snug in a fur-lined cape that belted at the waist, but must have been chilly below as she was wearing a skirt underneath without any tights.
Tamsin Greig added some psychedelic charm to her black winter coat and jeans, with a printed scarf and striped boots.
Caped crusader: Fay Ripley keeps warm outside in London at the event in a belted and fur-lined coat
Psychedelic baby! Actress Tamsin Greig wears a patterned scarf with stripy boots at the charity event
Midnight attire: Stacey Dooley arrived in an all black outfit with a full moon pendant
Whilst Stacey Dooley kept it simple in black with a single full moon pendant that stood out from the dark canvas.
The celebrities all joined over 100 of the UK’s leading development and faith organisations for the anti-hunger campaign who hope to compel world leaders to act.
The message was lit up by a 3D projection onto Somerset House as the guest speakers to the platform and inspired their audience into action.
The campaign hope their efforts will effect the decision making at this year's G8 summit in Northern Ireland this June, following the example of the Make Poverty History 2005 campaign.
Light show: Somerset House glowed with colorful images from the campaign on Wednesday night
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