Naomi Campbell clears out her closet for Ebola The supermodel will open a pop-up shop in Westfield London selling designer clothes previously owned by her and her famous friends to raise funds for the fight against Ebola Naomi Campbell is doing her bit for the fight against Ebola - by selling her second-hand clothes. From November 28, the supermodel will set up shop in Westfield London for one week allowing customers to buy not only her pre-worn designer duds but those of her many stylish friends too, with all profits going towards Ebola prevention and education. Those who have donated clothing include Campbell's good friend Kate Moss, with more high-profile names promised. Customers can also expect brand new designer pieces at exclusive prices, and items purchased will earn shoppers the chance to win a one-off celebrity item each day in a special Golden Ticket lottery. The shop is part of Campbell's Fashion For Relief foundation, which she founded in 2005 as a way of generating funds for disaster relief through fashion shows, auctions and pop-up shops. She has previously raised money for the victims of Hurricane Katrina, the Haiti earthquake in 2010 and the Japan earthquake and tsunami in 2011. READ: Naomi Campbell and Bruce Forsyth team up for Fashion for Relief in Cannes "I'm thrilled to return to Westfield London to launch the Fashion For Relief pop-up store," said Campbell. Raising awareness for Ebola and educating about its prevention is crucial to help prevent the spread of this deadly disease. We hope the Fashion For Relief store will raise much-needed funds and awareness, whilst offering amazing pieces at accessible prices. The Streatham-born beauty has also hinted that she will stage two Fashion For Relief catwalk shows in New York and London next February during the city's respective fashion weeks. The 44-year-old recently told Page Six that she is "scared" of the virus, and that she owns a home in Kenya and works with three orphanages there. "Ebola does not discriminate," she said, adding that as a black woman she feels a responsibility to fight the crisis. "We are absolutely delighted to be working again with Naomi Campbell and her Fashion For Relief initiative to support worthy cause that's affecting so many lives," said Myf Ryan, Westfield's director of marketing for the UK & Europe. In 2011, Westfield London hosted the first Fashion For Relief pop-up store which raised over £20,000 in one week. This year, the store will be bigger and better with hundreds of designer pieces on sale. We have no doubt it will be a brilliant success. The temporary store will be located in The Village section of the White City shopping centre for one week from November 28 to December 4. It will launch with a VIP preview as part of Vogue Gold Night Out on 27th November. To be in with a chance to win a pair of golden tickets and to have a chance to shop the store on the VIP preview night visit www.westfield.com/london.