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British supermodels Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell and Nicola Roberts walked the ramp for ‘Fashion For Relief’ to raise money for survivors of the Haitian earthquake.

Naomi and Kate wore designs from McQueens’ last Spring/Summer 2010 collection as a tribute to the fashion designer. The event was organised by Naomi, reported femalefirst.co.uk.

“I am deeply saddened by the recent tragedy in Haiti,” she said.

“So many have been killed and severely affected by the earthquake – women and children in particular are most vulnerable in disasters. Fashion is universal, personal and touches everyone,” she added.

Other celebrities who walked the ramp included “Girls Aloud” singer Kimberley Walsh, Welsh diva Dame Shirley Bassey, former “Spice Girl” Geri Halliwell and socialite Pixie Geldof.

British supermodel Kate Moss is adamant about her modelling career and says she will continue as long as possible, though she is branching out in other areas.

“I’m still having a wonderful time modelling. In career terms, things have never been better. Modelling has given me insights and experience that I can now use in other ways. Sometimes, I don’t like the fame, but then I’ve got to deal with it, so I do,” imdb.com quoted her as saying.

“I just wanted to be good at my job, I never wanted to be famous, but that happens to come with it.”

The British beauty has launched a clothing line with Britain’s retailer Topshop and a range of perfumes.

She recently signed up to design a collection of handbags for luxury design house Longchamp and turned fashion stylist by directing a photo shoot for Love magazine that featured her pop star friend Lily Allen.

Kate Moss has sparked fury after declaring her pro anorexia motto, “Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels.”

The Brit supermodel, known for her waif-like figure, was accused of misleading teen girls into starvation by promoting the cult of “Size Zero”.

The 35-year-old mum, idolised by impressionable youngsters, left campaigners seeking a ban on teen magazines promoting shockingly thin frames fuming, reports the Sun.

Ex-Ultimo girl Katie Green said: “There are 1.1million eating disorders in the UK alone. Kate Moss”s comments are likely to cause many more. If you read any of the pro-anorexia websites they go crazy for quotes like these.”

She added: “Millions of girls aspire to be like Kate Moss. These comments are shocking and irresponsible.”

TV”s Denise Van Outen further said: “Kate Moss is talking out of her Size Zero backside.”

The pregnant presenter, 35, insisted: “Having been in the industry for so long, she knows the impact her comment will have on vulnerable young women.”