Harry Styles has joined the likes of David Beckham, Noel Gallagher and Annie Lennox and a host of stars from music, TV and sport in pledging his support to a Clydebank-based charity's auction.
The celebs have all donated signed ties or scarves from their own personal wardrobes to the special Cahonas Celebrity Loosen Up Auction 2020.
Running until November 29, the auction will help raise vital funds and awareness for Cahonas, the Scottish charity dedicated to raising awareness about testicular cancer.
Ritchie Marshall, Cahonas founder said: “I am truly amazed and so grateful for so many of the world’s best-loved and well-known celebrities to pledge their support to the Cahonas Celebrity Loosen Up Auction 2020.
"It shows just how seriously everybody takes the need to raise awareness of testicular cancer. Testicular cancer can have devastating effects for men and their families – but it doesn’t have to.
“We’ve already reached more than 100 million people with our message that early detection is the best defence against the disease, and the Celebrity Loosen Up Auction 2020 is yet another effective means of hammering home the importance of regular checks and raising more money for the cause.
“Thank you to all those who have donated to the auction, and I urge everybody to dig deep and help raise as much money for the cause as possible.”
Anybody can bid for the items, which have all been worn by the donors, by visiting www.cahonasscotland.org
For more information about the Loosen Up Auction, including how to donate, visit the Cahonas website at cahonasscotland.org/loosen-up-auction.
