Early morning commuters did a double take this morning as a sea of boobs descended on St Christopher’s Place in London’s West End. Organised and staged by breast cancer awareness charity CoppaFeel!, the 100 strong dancing flash mob was performed as part of the area’s GET PINK’D activity – a campaign to raise awareness and encourage women to become best chums with their boobs this breast cancer awareness month.
The impromptu performance, choreographed by Dance Company Living the Dream, saw dancers show off their moves to a host of boobie themed tracks including ‘My Humps’ by Black Eyed Peas and ‘I feel for you’ by Bob Sinclair.
GET PINK’D is a month-long festival whereby shoppers can head to St Christopher’s Place and indulge in a feast of pink-inspired events and exclusive offers. From pink ‘Groom and Go’ manicures at beauty townhouse GROOM and complimentary make-overs at Rituals, to pink pancakes at Café Creperie and pink belly dancers and cocktails at Ayoush, GET PINK’D is In support of CoppaFeel! - an inspirational charity that aims to stamp out late detection and misdiagnosis of breast cancer, by ensuring young women know the signs and symptoms.
Continuing to raise awareness, and on the official CoppaFeel! Day [26th October], CoppaFeel’s! famous Boob-a-grams will be on hand on hand in the piazza to offer women education and advice. For more details, visit www.stchristophersplace.com
