16 May, 2012

50 Shades of Red 50 Women REDefined a Movement

Posted by Stacy

Go Red For Women is the American Heart Association’s national movement, created by women, for women, dedicated to uncovering the truth about women and heart disease: heart disease can kill you or a woman you love.

What a fabulous evening for Go Red in Westchester-Fairfield! We celebrated local leading ladies for the Go Red For Women photo shoot in Rye Brook at @LV2BFIT brought to you by @RubyMediaGroup! More than 50 Westchester & Fairfield leading ladies have been asked to be the face of Go Red for Women’s social media campaign in celebration of 10 years of empowering women!

Ruby Media Group & The American Heart Association invited me and 49 other extraordinary women to be the face of Go Red for Women’s latest campaign in celebration of 10 years of empowering women!

I was invited to a private photo shoot on May 15th, from 5-7 pm. The theme of the photo shoot is “RED Glam.”We were told to please only wear red, and dress as glamorous as possible.

There is something remarkable and inspiring about a room full of women leaders…

Now put those women in RED and give them a platform to speak out against the no. 1 killer of women…

And, we have a fabulous Go Red For Women VIP Photo Shoot brought to you by Go Red’s PR Chair Kris Ruby of Ruby Media Group.

Unabashed in her mission to propel Go Red to new heights and into the social stratosphere… Go Red Goes Social, which this photo shoot supports, was Kris’ innovation. Thank you Kris. Now, we need your help—your reach and influence…

Check out these behind the scenes photos.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.407154509308005.88644.129820983708027&type=1

Special thanks to all those who made the evening possible…

Photography by Lash to Lens Photography

Jim D Angelo Photography

Hair/ makeup by Paulo’s Atelier

Kesha and Charlene of Lash to Lens

And to Patty Palmieri, owner of LV2BFIT for hosting our special evening.

Of course, Kris for pulling together an exceptional team to deliver a most memorable and meaningful—and high-glamour—event.

2 Comments »

Potoula Gjidija says:

May 16, 2012 at 10:46 pm

Thank you for posting this Stacy! And, for being among the leading ladies speaking out against our leading killer. Keep sharing your truth… The more women in the know, the more women we can save! Thank you StacyKnows!

American Heart Association says:

May 17, 2012 at 9:04 am

Thanks for posting, Stacy! Great to meet you and all the ladies in red at the photo shoot! We hope all women take time to care for their hearts by visiting http://www.goredforwomen.org and join the movement to save lives!