Leona reveals that will be joined by editor of British Glamour magazine Jo Elvin and fashion designer William Tempest to help her choose the winning design.
Jo Elvin has edited Glamour since its launch in 2001.  Within a year of launching Glamour became the UK’s biggest selling glossy monthly, a position the magazine has maintained ever since.  Jo has won countless industry awards as well as establishing one of the biggest annual events of the year, the Glamour Women of the Year Awards.
William Tempest is a British fashion designer.  After studying womenswear design at The London College of Fashion he went on to work for Giles Deacon in London and Jean Charles de Castelbajac in Paris, before starting up his own label, creating luxurious, modern and contemporary designs which have been worn by the crème de la crème of stylish British women, including Victoria Beckham, Kate Moss, Emma Watson, Lily Allen and, of course, Leona.
Leona said: “I’m extremely thrilled to be joined by Jo and William.  They are two people who are leaders in the field of fashion and that I’ve had the privilege of working with before. They take this competition to a whole new level.”

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WSPA is calling on governments worldwide to stop killing dogs and start running effective dog vaccination programmes. WSPA wants every vaccinated dog to be fitted with a red collar so that communities know which vulnerable animals have been protected against rabies.
“I think it’s absolutely horrific that 20 million dogs are killed every year, often because of the fear of rabies, whenthere is an alternative solution,” said WSPA celebrity supporter Leona Lewis, “I really want to help WSPA to spread the word worldwide and end the cruelty that is happening at the moment. By educating people and getting vaccinations out there, we’re not only helping dogs, but entire communities.”
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