Carine Roitfeld helps amfAR raise a record-breaking sum This year's amfAR gala at the cannes Film Festival raised almost $11 million, with a little help from Carine Roitfeld's fashion extravaganza. Last week's amfAR Cinema Against AIDS gala - which was held in conjunction with the Cannes Film Festival at the famed Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc - raised a record-breaking sum of almost $11 million (£7 million). IN PICTURES: All the stars at the 2012 amfAR gala This year, the gala included a highly-anticipated fashion show curated by former Vogue Paris editor Carine Roitfeld, the first full-scale catwalk show ever staged at the Cannes Film Festival. Featuring models such as Cara Delevingne, Lily Donaldson and Karolina Kurkova and designs by the likes of Christopher Kane, Lanvin, Tom Ford and Versace, the entire show wardrobe was auctioned as a single lot for €300,000 (£240,500), according to eventsnetwork.com . IN PICTURES: Cannes spectacular fashion finale The total was helped along by a number of other exclusive auction items. The opportunity to star in a short film directed by Karl Lagerfeld and produced by Hollywood bigwig Harvey Weinstein went for €850,000 (£680,000), a private photo shoot with the legendary Peter Lindbergh raised €90,000 (£71,000) and a signed screen print of Andy Warhol's iconic 'Marilyn 29, 1967' sold for €600,000 (£480,000).