Kate Hudson has teamed up with fashion designer Michael Kors to front a new campaign in the fight against world hunger. The pair, who are long-time friends, are working together to promote two-limited edition styles of Kors' iconic 'Bradshaw' watch and raise funds for the United Nations. Kors, who was recently named an ambassador for the United Nations World Food Programme (WPF), first launched his Watch Hunger Stop initiative two years ago. From then until now, Kors has helped provide over 10 million meals to kids through the WPF School Meals Programme. A statement released from the fashion designer sees him wax lyrical about his admiration for Hollywood star Kate: "Not only does she have a unique star quality but she also brings an incredible amount of generosity and a can-do attitude to a cause that is extremely important to me personally. "I’m grateful to work alongside her and WFP to make a real change". Kate also spoke about the campaign: "As a mother, I can’t think of anything more important than raising a healthy and educated generation of children, and WFP’s School Meals Program is committed to exactly that". The 'Bradshaw 100' watches go on sale in October and although prices have not yet been revealed, we will keep you updated on any news.