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Kate Moss and Rita Ora lead the famous faces as they pose in designer t-shirts for star-studded Save the Arctic campaign

Published: 19:54 EST, 13 July 2015 | Updated: 20:47 EST, 13 July 2015

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A host of big names have lent their faces to a star-studded Save The Arctic campaign.

From top model Kate Moss to new X Factor recruit Rita Ora, 60 celebs have been photographed in a Vivienne Westwood designed t-shirt for a special exhibition which is currently lining the walls of London Underground's Waterloo station.

Shot by award-winning photographer Andy Gotts MBE, the stars are all fighting for the same cause as they extend a global call to protect the unique Arctic landscape and wildlife.

Poster girl: Kate Moss is one of 60 famous faces to lend her voice and image to the Save The Arctic campaign

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Alongside Kate and Rita, fellow Brit talents like Kate's pal Naomi Campbell, Dame Judi Dench, Jessie J, Sienna Miller and David Tennant also star in the campaign.

Big Hollywood names like Hugh Grant and Tom Hiddleston share the exhibition's stage with acting giants like Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Vanessa Redgrave.

Fashion designer Stella McCartney also stars as well as big names from music including Paloma Faith and Ozzy Osbourne.

Lending her voice: Rita Ora posed in a Vivienne Westwood designed t-shirt for the campaign

Important cause: Shot by award-winning photographer Andy Gotts MBE, the stars, including Nicole Scherzinger, are all fighting for the same cause

Doing her bit: Jessie J and her fellow celebs are extending a global call to protect the unique Arctic landscape and wildlife

Model looks: Naomi Campbell is one of several Brit talents to take part

Putting her point across: Kylie Minogue had some fun with her shot, with Andy Gotts MBE shooting the pics over an 18 month period

Happy to help: Hugh Grant posed in the shirt designed by fashion icon and activist Dame Vivienne Westwood

Strike a pose: Top model David Gandy lent his face to Gotts' collection of 60 photographs

Every star wears a Vivienne Westwood's Save the Arctic t-shirt for their shot, with the photos taking over the entire advertising space along escalators at Waterloo station.

The choice of location is key, with the escalators running up to the London HQ of oil company Shell, which is due to start drilling in the Arctic this month.

Pamela Anderson – model and Baywatch star, who features in the collection – said of the campaign: 'Some of the most vulnerable potential victims of Big Oil in the Arctic - the whales, walruses, migrating eider ducks, and polar bears - have no voice. But we do. Time to save the Arctic.'

Standing out: Pamela Anderson chose to wear little else but the t-shirt in her shot

Behind the campaign: As well as designing the t-shirt Dame Westwood also posed for a photo

Big names: Tom Hiddleston also took time out of his Hollywood schedule to pose for the shoot

Finishing touch: Paloma Faith added a cute mini crown to her look

Shouting it loud and proud: Ozzy Osbourne got animated for his portrait

All about the cause: Sienna Miller stripped back the makeup for her shot

On message: David Tennant made sure the t-shirt was the focal point

Important cause: Dami Judi Dench also appears in the exhibition which can be seen at London's Waterloo station

Getting noticed: Sir Ian McKellen's portrait is one of 60 with the choice of location for the exhibition key- the photos run up the esclators leading to the London HQ of oil company Shell

Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi adds: 'We know this planet is a fragile one. Yet we stand and watch as the Arctic shrinks…The time has come to stop watching. We must act.'

John Hurt – Academy award-nominee and Harry Potter star, agrees as he too voices his support: 'The Arctic is one of the last great pristine ecosystems, a safe haven for endangered species and home to Indigenous Peoples whose lifestyle has survived in harmony with nature for thousands of years. This is now all under threat. It's time to act.'

Greenpeace UK's Executive Director John Sauven explained the campaign further: 'Behind the 60 famous faces in this collection, there are millions more rising up to demand Arctic protection. The global movement to defend the Arctic is snowballing – with seven million people already calling for its protection.'

Activist: Chris Martin also appears in the exhibition near the Shell HQ, with the company due to start drilling in the Arctic this month

Everyone's involved: Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams was keen to get involved

Bit of glam: Sharon Osbourne pulled off a fab pose in her shot

Fighting for the future: Pregnant Ferne Cotton showed off her baby bump in her photo

Popular addition: Poldark hunk Aidan Turner also took part in the star-studded campaign

TV talent: Doctor Who star Jenna Coleman kept her photo simple

Hollywood hunk: Luke Evans posed face on for the stunning series of shots

Vivienne Westwood meanwhile was only too happy to lend her talents to the cause, as well as starring in her own portrait.

'It was John Sauven's brilliant idea to exhibit the images in Waterloo- using the escalators as a new art space in London- hundreds of people will be able to see the images.'

'People all over the world understand that the Arctic melting will affect us all.'

Taking the spotlight: Artist Tracey Emin got in front of the camera

Dramatic: Model and actress Lily Cole stripped back her makeup for the natural shot

Funnyman: Steve Coogan chose a more light-hearted approach

Cause close to her heart: Former Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts took part

Stunning: Game of Thrones favourite Gwendoline Christie

Finishing touch: Simon Pegg added a bit of class with his choice of accessory

Lending her image: Sadie Frost was only too happy to join the a-list line-up

Family cause: Georgia May Jagger joined her mum Jerry Hall for the campaign

'If we're to save it, the time to act is now. Last week even the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby added his voice by saying he was particularly concerned about the recent push to drill for oil in the Arctic Ocean.'

'This drilling madness in the Arctic has to stop. There are 7 million people signed up to Save the Arctic, with global public opinion still growing- we need to continue this momentum until it becomes a torrent they can't afford to ignore.'

The exhibition runs in London Underground's Waterloo Station from Monday 13 July to Sunday 26 July 2015