Coleen Rooney and Lisa Snowdon showcased impeccable double denim style as they led the celebrity turnout for a landmark charity event in the capital. The duo brought a touch of high-fashion glamour to the Jeans for Genes 30th anniversary gala, held at London's prestigious Hurlingham Club.
Coleen, the wife of football legend Wayne Rooney, opted for a chic ensemble featuring a classic blue denim shirt paired with elegant flared jeans. The 37-year-old WAG-turned-businesswoman accessorised with sophisticated gold jewellery and a pair of stylish strappy heels, proving that denim can indeed be red-carpet ready.
Meanwhile, model and broadcaster Lisa Snowdon, 52, turned heads in a striking dark denim co-ord set. The Britain's Next Top Model star complemented her outfit with a bold red lip and sleek, straight hair, embodying timeless elegance for the charitable occasion.
A Night of Glitz and Giving
The event wasn't just about fashion; it served a profound purpose. The annual Jeans for Genes Day campaign raises crucial funds for Genetic Disorders UK, supporting children and families affected by genetic conditions. This year's 30th anniversary celebration marked three decades of groundbreaking research and vital support services.
Other notable faces included reality TV star Billie Shepherd from The Only Way Is Essex, who also embraced the denim dress code in a stylish jacket and jeans combination.
Three Decades of Making a Difference
Since its inception in 1994, Jeans for Genes has become one of the UK's most recognisable charity campaigns, raising over £100 million for genetic research. The initiative encourages schools and workplaces across the nation to wear denim and donate, making genetic disorders more visible and better understood.
The London gala represents the glamorous pinnacle of this grassroots movement, bringing together celebrities, benefactors, and families touched by genetic conditions for an evening of fundraising and awareness.
