A charity spent two months recreating cover images of famous faces with homeless dogs. Photo / Facebook
Vogue, Elle and Harper's Bazaar covers are usually reserved for the most beautiful, famous faces in the world.
But in a bid to rehome shelter dogs, a charity has replicated glamourous cover images of the likes of Audrey Hepburn, Pharrell Williams, Rita Ora and Sarah Jessica Parker.
Pawel Chichon from the Polish charity, Po Psuta Moda, told MailOnline: "'Homeless dogs in shelters are often depicted as being miserable and deprived."
So the non-profit organisation spent two months photographing the animals in replica shots of some of the world's most notable stars.
So far, the campaign has led to the rehoming of nine of the 20 dogs.
Chichon said the idea, which came to him while browsing fashion magazines, was a way to express the animals' personalities and "inner beauty."
"Through our actions we can show needy animals in a completely different light and thus show their beauty which is sometimes difficult to observe in their everyday surroundings."
- nzherald.co.nz
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