'We've grown up with Comic Relief and are proud to support their remarkable work,' said Ive. When Ive left Apple in 2019, the British designer recruited at least four of his former Apple colleagues to join him at his LoveFrom design firm, which is responsible for the nose. In the short, Morgan compares the design to planet Earth, then hails the importance of 'the perfect circle' before describing how the new model is 'the most perfect nose in history.' To launch the nose, Comic Relief co-founders Richard Curtis and Sir Lenny Henry enlisted actress and comedian Diane Morgan to narrate a tongue-in-cheek short film. The BBC's Newsround described Ive's design as 'the most dramatic makeover since the red nose made its debut in 1988.' The nose is made from 95% plant-based materials and has a folding paper design that starts out as a small, flat crescent that springs into a honeycomb paper sphere when opened, ready to sit on one's nose.

Former Apple designer Sir Jony Ive has created a new-look red nose to celebrate Red Nose Day, the annual Comic Relief charity telethon broadcast on British television that aims to raise money for poor and disadvantaged people.

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