Kate Moss, 51, arrived in London for the Amazon Gala hosted by Annabel's and The Caring Family Foundation, joining businessman Richard Caring and his wife Patricia for a star-studded night at the private club. Moss wore a black silk gown with an asymmetric neckline, ruched detailing at the waist, and a short train, pairing the look with pointed black heels, a stack of chunky rings, and diamond drop earrings. The event, held Friday evening, drew a cosmopolitan mix of fashion, art, and philanthropy as guests gathered to support reforestation and social initiatives tied to the Amazon rainforest.
Patricia Caring stood out in a floor-length black gown featuring a plunging neckline, off-the-shoulder draped sleeves, and a sleek silhouette, complemented by elegant black gloves, a diamond necklace, matching earrings, and a sparkling bracelet. Richard Caring joined them in a cream tuxedo jacket with smart black trousers and a bow tie, a dapper contrast to the evening’s dark palettes. Also in attendance were British artist Marc Quinn in a cream suit and model Adot Gak, who appeared in a dramatic green ostrich feather gown, adding to the gala’s couture moment.
The glamorous fundraiser, a collaboration between Annabel's and The Caring Family Foundation, featured a high-profile charity auction led by renowned auctioneer Simon de Pury. Guests bid on once-in-a-lifetime experiences, including an evening at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Gala, a private dinner with Kate Moss, and works by celebrated artists such as Marc Quinn, David Hockney, and Daniel Arsham. A surprise performance by Ronan Keating provided musical highlights, with the former Boyzone star expressing pride in performing at Annabel's for the Amazon Gala and supporting TCFF’s mission to effect lasting change for the Amazon rainforest.
Organizers described the event as part of a month-long initiative called Annabel’s for the Amazon, which aims to raise funds for the Foundation’s core pillars, including rainforest restoration, reforestation, and social programs benefiting women and children in the UK and Brazil. The campaign has become a signature effort for the club and its partners, blending exclusive experiences with philanthropic impact.
Since its inception, Annabel’s for the Amazon has raised £5.2 million to support The Caring Family Foundation’s work in the Amazon and across its broader pillars. This year’s drive has continued the momentum, with more than £2 million raised to date. The Foundation's ongoing work has established TCFF as a major private donor to Amazon conservation, enabling large-scale ecological and community initiatives across Brazil.
TCFF has planted more than 3.4 million trees and seedlings in Brazil and supported more than 39,000 Indigenous people through its reforestation and community programs. The Foundation has ambitious targets for the year ahead, aiming to plant 4.8 million trees by the end of 2026, a milestone tied to restoration and resilience for rainforest ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.
Earlier this year, TCFF launched a solar-powered Medical Bus to bring specialist healthcare directly to remote Indigenous communities, expanding access to care in the rainforest. In 2025, the Medical Bus is slated to reach nine Indigenous communities, providing services to roughly 38,000 people across more than 1 million hectares of the Amazon. The initiative reflects TCFF’s broader commitment to sustainable development, health access, and economic opportunity for Indigenous peoples as part of its long-term conservation strategy.
The Amazon Gala at Annabel’s epitomizes the ongoing collaboration between philanthropy, fashion, and arts communities in support of environmental and social causes. As TCFF looks to continue expanding its impact, organizers have stressed the importance of sustaining funding streams and partnerships that can scale reforestation, conservation, and community empowerment across the Amazon basin and beyond.