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Elephant Parade


Remember my Urban Jungle in London post? Well, I finally got to see it (and the 30+ other elephants) up-close and personal. The elephants were so skillfully hand-painted and are scattered everywhere in London Town.  Some are  painted by famous fashion designers such as BodyAmr, Matthew Williamson (the glittery elephant in the first photo which I spotted inside Selfridges), and Manish Arora.

The 250 elephants will be auctioned off to raise over £1 million for the Elephant Parade, a charity founded with an aim to raise attention for the endangered Asian elephant.







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Au natural said…
i loved them, i took photos with all the ones i saw, soo cute xx
Confashion said…
Au Natural
How many photos did you manage to take? ;)

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