Loren Hope Adorns The Red Dress Collection Fashion Show

From Paris Hilton too Megan Trainer and Jackie Cruz, dozens of diverse women came strutting down the catwalk during NYFW in support of the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women campaign. This event, known as the Red Dress Collection fashion show, strives to shine a bright light on heart disease in women. With heart disease running in Loren’s family, this cause is near and dear to us. We were thrilled when approached by the organization to contribute some of our jewelry to adorn over 28 stars coming together for such an important cause. A great accessory can go along way, and each piece made these ladies shine that much more. Below you'll find some of our favorite highlights.

Accomplished TV host, award-winning journalist, philanthropist, and the evening's host, Tamron Hall graciously sparkled in our crystal Cupid Heart Earrings. (Photo by John Angelillo/UPI)

Meghan Trainor embodied the rhythm of night in a red sequin jumpsuit and our Harlow drop earrings. (Photo via Janet Mayer / Splash News)

Orange Is The New Black's Jackie Cruz wore a flowing red dress paired with our simple but impactful Jamie necklace. (Photo via Getty Images)

Bailee Madison wore a darling short red dress highlighted by our statement making Siena earrings. (Photo via Getty Images)

Sarah Chalke wears a one of a kind crystal statement necklace (email for inquires) Heather Graham wears our London bow studs
Constance Zimmer wears our Zsa Zsa Earrings
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Madeline Stuart wears our Siena Cuff in Ruby (no longer available)
Ali Stroker wears our Tilly Earrings in Silver, Carly Bracelet in Silver and Glenn Choker in Silver
Robin Givens wears our Doris Drop Earrings and our Leo Statement Necklace
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While the crystals gleamed on the runway, everyone watching the event here at Loren Hope were mostly surprised by one fact. Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women in the United States. Loren Hope as a brand is grateful to play our small part in helping to raise awareness for such an important cause that affects countless women every year. For more information on heart health as well as what you can do to join the cause visit www.goredforwomen.org.