Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Stephen Mangan and other celebrities have traded in their stylists and let their children dress them for a day as part of a new fundraising campaign.
The celebrities were photographed in the kid-styled outfits by Rankin in preparation for Oxfam's Dressed By The Kids Day.
"I like to think I'm pretty stylish when it comes to my dress sense, but that went out the window on this shoot," Holden said.
"Today I look like I've stepped off the set of some mad 1980s gameshow thanks to my two girls."
Oxfam is asking the nation's mums, dads, aunts, uncles and grandparents to put their children in charge of their wardrobe in exchange for sponsorship for Dressed By The Kids Day on Tuesday 29 April 2016 - just like the celebrities below.
DJ and presenter Sara Cox and daughter Lola, 10.
Radio 2 DJ Jo Whiley in an outfit selected by her two youngest children, Cassius, 14, and Coco Lux, seven.
Singer and TV personality Jamelia with her daughters Teja, 14 and Tiani, 11.
BBC Radio 6 Music’s Shaun Keaveny with his two sons, Arthur, seven, and Wilfy, five.
Stephen Mangan styled by his two sons, Frank, six, and Harry, three.
Singer-songwriter Andreya Triana was styled by her 13-year-old cousin, Clara.
Singer Talia Storm posed with her younger brothers Zac, eight, and Johnnie, 11.
Storm model and presenter Rob Evans styled by his friends' daughter Summer, 11.
'Eastenders' star Nina Wadia and her daughter Tia, 12, and son Aidan, nine.
Actor and singer, Jason Donovan, with his daughter Jemma, 15, and son, Zac, 14.
Adults who are interested to find out how their children will style them can sign up online, where they will be issued a fundraising pack and a unique text code to allow family and friends to sponsor them.
Share photos on social media on Dressed By The Kids Day using the hashtag #dressedbythekids.
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