Designer Pudsey Bears raise over £150,000 for Children in Need Nineteen of the Pudsey Bears created by world-famous fashion designers raised £152,000 for Children in Need at a Christie's auction last night. Last night saw 19 of the special Pudsey Bears created by world-renowned designers auctioned off at Christie's in aid of Children in Need - and they raised a grand total of £152,000. It was Giles Deacon's Pudsey, created in collaboration with Swarovski and featuring £20,000 worth of crystals, which rendered the highest bid with a buyer pledging £24,000. The Louis Vuitton bear, designed by LOVE editor and Vuitton show stylist Katie Grand, sold for £20,000 - helped no doubt by the fact that Louis Vuitton's creative director Marc Jacobs modelled the bear as bids were being taken. Marc Jacobs with the Louis Vuitton Pudsey Bear, and Abbey Clancy with the Norton & Sons Pudsey. Photos: @grimmers The Tom Ford-designed bear went for £12,000, while the McQueen Pudsey sold for £8,500 and the Burberry bear for £9,000. IN PICTURES: Pudsey's designer makeover for Children in Need Cara Delevingne (in a panda onesie), Abbey Clancy (in a pair of frilly pants), Liberty Ross and Chloe Moretz were amongst the famous faces to model the various Pudseys as bids were taken. Designer Jonathan Saunders with his bear and model Isabeli Fontana, and Cara Delevingne with the Pudsey designed by Sibling. But the designer Pudseys are set to raise even more money for the BBC charity, as 13 bears - including those by Pucci and Anya Hindmarch - are still up for grabs via an online auction. Amongst those still vying for bids are four created by Balenciaga's outgoing creative director Nicolas Ghesquière which are some of his last designs for the label. If you'd like to bid on a designer Pudsey you can do so here .