Kate Moss Backs Malaria Campaign
March 16th, 2010 12:43pm EDT
British supermodel Kate Moss is throwing her support behind a campaign to stamp out malaria - posing for pictures in a dress made from mosquito nets.
The catwalk beauty has teamed up with the Sport Relief drive to raise awareness of the killer disease and help get nets to needy children in affected countries.
And Moss has stepped in front of the camera wearing a frock made out of recycled nets to boost the campaign.
She says, "I was shocked to hear that one child dies from malaria every 30 seconds. The dress incorporates recycled malaria nets and is absolutely gorgeous, I loved wearing it and it's a great way to raise awareness."
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