Mecedez-Benz Fashion Week Red Dress Fall 2014

GO RED for Women and The Heart Truth Red Dress Collection

CMO of Macys Martine Reardon (L) and AHA CEO Nancy Brown speak at Go Red For Women -

The Heart Truth Red Dress Collection 2014 Show Made Possible

by Macy's and SUBWAY Restaurants at the

Theatre at Lincoln Center on February 6, 2014 in New York City.

AHA National Volunteer Star Jones speaks at Go Red for Women.

Ireland Baldwin, wearing Donna Karen,

walks the runway at Go Red For Women

Lindsey Vonn walks the runway wearing

Cynthia Rawley at Go Red For Women

Jill Hennessy walks the runway wearing

Dennis Blasso at Go Red For Women

Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis, wearing Carolina Herrera,

walks the runway at Go Red For Women

Nene Leakes walks the runway wearing

Dolce and Gabbana at Go Red For Women

AnnaSophia Robb, wearing Alice + Olivia,

walks the runway at Go Red For Women

(Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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